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The Duality of Memory and Communication in the Implementation of a Multiprocessor Operating System

The Duality of Memory and Communication in the Implementation of a Multiprocessor Operating System

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... UniversityPittsburgh, PA 15213Appeared in Proceedings of the 11th Operating Systems Principles,November, 1987AbstractMach is a multiprocessor operating system being implemented at Carnegie-Mellon University. ... Collins and L.W. Loen. System/ 38 Machine Storage Management.IBM System/ 38 Technical Developments, IBM General Systems Division :63-66, 1978.[7] Gupta, A.Parallel Production Systems.PhD thesis, ... November, 1984.[9] Kahn, K.C. et al.iMAX: A Multiprocessor Operating System for an Object-Based Computer.In Proc. 8th Symposium on Operating Systems Principles, pages 127-136. ACM, December, 1981.[10]...
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Sinometer-MS8211-Digital-Multimeter-User-Manual

Sinometer-MS8211-Digital-Multimeter-User-Manual

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Thebatteryisnotsufficientforproperoperation.1.4MAINTENANCE1.4.1PleasedonotattempttoadjustorrepairthemeterbyremovingtherearcasewhilevoltageisbeingWARNINGBEEXTREMELYCAREFULINTHEUSEOFTHISMETER.Improperuseofthisdevicecanresultinelectricshockordestroyofthemeter.Followallsafeguardssuggestedinthismanualandthenormalsafetyprecautionsusedinworkingwithelectricalcircuits.Donotservicethisdeviceifyouarenotqualifiedtodoso.Toensuresafeoperation,andinordertoexploittothefullthefunctionalityofthemeter,pleasefollowthedirectionsinthissectioncarefully.ThismeterhasbeendesignedaccordingtoIEC-1010concerningelectronicmeasuringinstrumentswithanovervoltagecategoryCATⅢ600Vandpollution2.Followallsafetyandoperatinginstructionstoensurethatthemeterisusedsafelyandiskeptingoodoperatingcondition.Withproperuseandcare,thedigitalmeterwillgiveyouyearsofsatisfactoryservice.1.1PRELIMINARY1.1.1Whenusingthemeter,theusermustobserveallnormalsafetyrulesconcerning:-Protectionagainstthedangersofelectricalcurrent.-Protectionofthemeteragainstmisuse.1.1.2Whenthemeterisdelivered,checkthatithasnotbeendamagedintransit.1.1.3Whenpoorconditionunderharshpreservationorshippingconditionscaused,inspectandconfirmthismeterwithoutdelay.1.1.4Beforeusingtocheckforvoltage,alwaystestthemeteronaknownlivecircuittoverifythatthedetectfunctionofthemeterisworkingproperly.1.1.5Testleadortestclipmustbeingoodcondition.Beforeusingverifythattheinsulationontestleadortestclipisnotdamagedand/ortheleadswireisnotexposed.1.1.6Fullcompliancewithsafetystandardscanbeguaranteedonlyifusedwithtestleadssupplied.Ifnecessary,theymustbereplacedwiththesamemodelorsameelectricratings. User& apos;sManualSinoMeter MS8211⑵TestClip:ElectricRatings600V10Aonepiece⑶Battery:1.5V,AAAtwopieces⑷InstructionManualonepieceRangeResolutionFunction0.001VDisplay:readapproximateforwardvoltageofdiode-ForwardDCCurrent:approx.1mA-ReversedDCVoltage:approx.1.5V-OverloadProtection:250VDCorrmsAC3.2.6ACVoltageDetectRangeTESTSensitivityVoltagesensitivity>50V,adjustcontinuouslyFrequency50HzDistance<150mm(changealongwiththesensitivity)-Non-contactdetecting4.OPERATINGINSTRUCTION4.1DATAHOLDIfyouneeddataholdwhenmeasuring,youcanputon“DATA-H”button,itwillholdthereading;ifyouputthebuttonagain,dataholdisnotcontinue.4.2MAXIMUMVALUEMEASURINGANDHOLDAttherangeofvoltage,youcanputon“MAX.H”button,itwillholdthemaximumvalue;ifyouputthebuttonagain,themaximumvaluewillnotbeheld.4.3FUNCTIONTRANSFORMPutdownthe"FUNC."whenmeasuringthevoltage.MeterwillbetransformedbetweenDCandACrange.Put"FUNC."whenmeasuringtheresistance,diodeandcontinuity,meterwilltransformamongthem.4.4RANGETRANSFORMTheautorangeisusedwhenmeasuringthevoltageandresistance.Putdownthe"RANGE"ifthemanualrangeisneeded.Eachtimeyouputdown,rangewillgoupward;theminimumrangeistransformedif"RANGE"isputdownatthemaximumrange.Ifthe"RANGE"isputdownmorethantwoseconds,autorangeisusedagain.4.5AUTOPOWEROFFIfthere’snoanyoperationwithinfifteenminutesafterpowerison,meterwillautopoweroffwithfiveshortsoundsandalongsoundinaminute.Afterautopoweroff,ifstirthetransformswitchorputdownanybuttonof“FUNC.”,“DATA-H”,”MAX.H”,”RANGE”,meterwillrecovertheworkingcondition.Ifpressesthe“FUNC.”whenpowerison,autopoweroffdisable.NOTE:AttheTESTrange(ACVdetecting),thereisnoautopowerofffunction4.6PREPARATIONFORMEASUREMENT4.6.1Setthetransformswitchtotherightrange.Atthemanualrange,whenthevaluescaletobe4.12.1Rotatetheprobesocketanti-clockwisetospintheprobeintothemeter.4.12.2SetthetransformswitchattheVrangeposition.4.12.3Besurethatthedisplayisnotshown“”,otherwise,thebatteryshouldbereplaced.4.12.4SetthetransformswitchtotheTESTrange.ThenthegreenLEDoftheLEDIndicatorisbright.4.12.5Rotatethesensitivityadjustingknobinthemiddleofthetransformswitchanti-clockwise,setthemetertothehighestdetectingsensitivityinordertoenlargethedetectingrange.4.12.6Puttheprobesocketclosetotheleadorthepowersocket,IfACelectricalvoltageispresent,theredLEDIndicatorwhichinfrontofthemeterwillflashandtheaudiblewarningwillsound.4.12.7Intheplaceswithmanyleadsandjacks,rotatethesensitivityadjustingknobinthemiddleofthetransformswitchclockwise,setthemetertothelowerdetectingsensitivityinordertoconfirmwhichoneiselectriferous.NOTE:-WhenusingACVdetectingfunction,alwayssetthemetertothehighestsensitivity.-Inthisrange,eventhoughthereisnoanysoundandlightindication,themeterwillstillconsumeelectricity.-Thereisnoautopowerofffunctioninthisrange.-AlwayssetthepowerswitchtotheOFFpositionwhenthemeterisnotinuse.5.MAINTENANCE5.1BATTERYREPLACEMENTWARNINGBeforeattemptingtoopenthebatterycoverofthemeter,besurethattheprobetipofthemeterandtestlead(ortestclip)havebeendisconnectedfrommeasurementcircuittoavoidelectricshockhazard.5.1.1Ifthesign‘’appearsontheLCDdisplay,itindicatesthatthebatteryshouldbereplaced.5.1.2Loosenthescrewfixingthebatterycoverandremoveit.5.1.3Replacetheexhaustedbatterywithanewone.5.1.4Putthebatterycoverasitsorigin.5.2TESTLEADS(ORTESTCLIP)REPLACEMENTWARNINGFullincompliancewithsafetystandardscanbeguaranteedonlyifusedwithtestleadssupplied.Ifnecessary,theymustbereplacedwiththesamemodelorsameelectricratings.Electricratingsofthetestleads:600V10A.Youmustbereplacedthetestleadiftheleadisexposed.6.ACCESSORIES⑴TestLead:ElectricRatings600V10Aonepiece(ortestclip)totheotherside.4.8.6YoucangetreadingfromLCDdisplay.WARNINGRiskofElectrocution.Youcan’tinputthevoltagewhichishigherthan600VrmsAC,it’spossibletoshowhighervoltage,butitmaydamagetheinnercircuitorcauseelectricalshock.Payattentiontoavoidgettinganelectricshockwhenmeasuringvoltage.NOTE:-Atthemanualrangemode,whenonlythefigure‘OL’isdisplayed,itindicatesoverrangesituationandthehigherrangehastobeselected.-Atthelittlevoltagerange,themeterwillshowunsteadyreadingwhentestleadshaven’treachthecircuit,it’snormalbecausethemeterisverysensitivity.Whentestleadstouchthecircuit,youcangetthetruereading.-Atthemanualrangemode,whenthevaluescaletobemeasuredisunknownbeforehand,selecttherangeatthehighestpositionandsetdowngradually.-TransformtothemanualrangewhenusethemVrange.4.9MEASURINGRESISTANCE4.9.1Rotatetheprobesocketclockwisetospinouttheprobefromthemeter.4.9.2InserttheblacktestleadortestclipintheCOMjack.4.9.3Setthetransformswitchatthe(rangeposition.Autorangeormanualrangecanbetransformedbyputtingthe“RANGE”.4.9.4Connecttheprobetipofthemetertoonesideofthetestedcircuitandprobetipofthetestlead(ortestclip)totheotherside.4.9.5YoucangetreadingfromLCDdisplay.WARNINGRiskofElectrocution.Whenmeasuringin-circuitresistance,besurethecircuitundertesthasallpowerremovedandthatallcapacitorshavebeendischargedfully.NOTE:-Atthemanualrangemode,whenonlythefigure‘OL’isdisplayed,itindicatesoverrangesituationandthehigherrangehastobeselected.-Formeasuringresistanceabove1MΩ,themetermaytakeafewsecondstogetstablereading.-Whentheinputisnotconnected,i.e.atopencircuit,thefigure‘OL’willbedisplayedfortheoverrangecondition.3.2.1DCVoltageRangeResolutionAccuracy200mV0.1mV2V0.001V20V0.01V±(0.7%ofrdg+2digits)200V0.1V600V1V-InputImpedance:10MΩ-OverloadProtection:200mVrange:250VDCorACrms,2V-600Vranges:DC600VorAC600Vrms.-Max.InputVoltage:600VDC3.2.2ACVoltageRangeResolutionAccuracy200mV0.1mV2V0.001V±(0.8%ofrdg+3digits)20V0.01V200V0.1V600V1V±(1.0%ofrdg+3digits)-InputImpedance:10MΩ-OverloadProtection:200mVrange:250VDCorACrms,2V-600Vranges:DC600VorAC600Vrms.-FrequencyRange:40to400Hz-Response:Average,calibratedinrmsofsinewave.-Max.InputVoltage:600VrmsAC3.2.3ResistanceRangeResolutionAccuracy200Ω0.1Ω±(1.0%ofrdg+3digits)2kΩ0.001kΩ20kΩ0.01kΩ±(1.0%ofrdg+1digit)200kΩ0.1kΩ2MΩ0.001MΩ20MΩ0.01MΩ±(1.0%ofrdg+5digits)-OpenCircuitVoltage:0.25V-OverloadProtection:250VDCorrmsAC3.2.4ContinuityRangeFunctionBuilt-inbuzzerwillsound,ifresistanceislowerthan50(.-Opencircuitvoltage:approx.0.5V-OverloadProtection:250VDCorrmsAC3.2.5Diode4.10TESTINGDIODE4.10.1Rotatetheprobesocketclockwisetospinouttheprobefromthemeter.4.10.2InserttheblacktestleadortestclipintheCOMjack.4.10.3Setthetransformswitchattherangeposition.4.10.4putdownthe"FUNC."transformedattest.4.10.5Connecttheprobetipofthemetertotheanodeofthediode,theblacktestlead(ortestclip)tothecathodeofthediode.4.10.6YoucangetreadingfromLCDdisplay.NOTE:-Themeterwillshowtheapproximateforwardvoltagedropofthediode.-Ifthemeterandtheleadconnectionisreversed,onlyfigure‘OL’willbedisplayed.-Whentheinputisnotconnected,i.e.atopencircuit,thefigure‘OL’willbedisplayed.4.11CONTINUITYTESTWARNINGRiskofElectrocution.Whentestingthecircuitcontinuity,besurethatthepowerofthecircuithasbeenshutdownandallcapacitorshavebeendischargedfully.4.11.1Rotatetheprobesocketclockwisetospinouttheprobefromthemeter.4.11.2InserttheblacktestleadortestclipintheCOMjack.4.11.3Setthetransformswitchattherangeposition.4.11.4Putdownthe"FUNC."transformedatcontinuitytest.4.11.5Connecttheprobetipofthemetertoonesideofthetestedcircuitandprobetipofthetestlead(ortestclip)totheotherside.4.11.6Ifcontinuityexists(i.e.,resistancelessthanabout50Ω),built-inbuzzerwillsound.NOTE:-Iftheinputopencircuit(orthecircuitresistancemeasuredishigherthan200Ω),thenthefigure‘0L’willbedisplayed.4.12ACVOLTAGEDETECTWARNINGRiskofElectrocution.Whendetectingpayattentiontoavoidgettinganelectricshock.Beforeusingtocheckforvoltageinanoutlet,alwaystestthemeteronaknownlivecircuittoverifythattheACvoltagedetectfunctionofthemeterisworkingproperly.keepfingersbehindtheprobebarrierwhilemeasuring.measuredisunknownbeforehand,selectthehighestrange.4.6.2Whenmeasuring,atfirst,connecttothepublic(COM)testingline,thenconnecttheprobetipofthemetertothecircuitundertest.4.6.3Ifthebatteryvoltageislessthan2.4V,displaywillshow“”,thebatteryshouldbechangedatthistime.4.7DCVOLTAGEMEASURINGWARNINGRiskofElectrocution.Youcan’tinputthevoltagewhichishigherthan600VDC,it’spossibletoshowhighervoltage,butitmaydamagetheinnercircuitorcauseelectricalshock.Payattentiontoavoidgettinganelectricshockwhenmeasuringhighvoltage.4.7.1Rotatetheprobesocketclockwisetospinouttheprobefromthemeter.4.7.2InserttheblacktestleadortestclipintheCOMjack.4.7.3SetthetransformswitchattheVrangeposition.4.7.4Pressthe"FUNC."ButtontotransformtoDCmeasurement.Autorangeandmanualrangecanbetransformedbypressingthe“RANGE”button.4.7.5Connecttheprobetipofthemeterandprobetipofthetestlead(ortestclip)acrossthepowersourceorbeloadedonthetwosidesundermeasurement.4.7.6YoucangetareadingfromLCDdisplay.Thepolarityofthetestedterminalwhichthetipofthemeterconnectionwillbeindicated.NOTE:-Atthelittlevoltagerange,themeterwillshowunsteadyreadingwhentestleadshaven’treachthecircuit,it’snormalbecausethemeterisverysensitivity.Whenmetertouchthecircuit,youcangetthetruereading.-Atthemanualrangemode,whenonlythefigure‘OL’isdisplayed,itindicatesoverrangesituationandthehigherrangehastobeselected.-Atthemanualrangemode,whenthevaluescaletobemeasuredisunknownbeforehand,selecttherangetothehighestpositionandsetdowngradually.4.8MEASURINGACVOLTAGE4.8.1Rotatetheprobesocketclockwisetospinouttheprobefromthemeter.4.8.2InserttheblacktestleadortestclipintheCOMjack.4.8.3SetthetransformswitchattheVrangeposition.4.8.4Autorangeandmanualrangecanbetransformedbyputtingthe“RANGE”.4.8.5Connecttheprobetipofthemetertoonesideofthetestedcircuitandprobetipofthetestlead 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Thebatteryisnotsufficientforproperoperation.1.4MAINTENANCE1.4.1PleasedonotattempttoadjustorrepairthemeterbyremovingtherearcasewhilevoltageisbeingWARNINGBEEXTREMELYCAREFULINTHEUSEOFTHISMETER.Improperuseofthisdevicecanresultinelectricshockordestroyofthemeter.Followallsafeguardssuggestedinthismanualandthenormalsafetyprecautionsusedinworkingwithelectricalcircuits.Donotservicethisdeviceifyouarenotqualifiedtodoso.Toensuresafeoperation,andinordertoexploittothefullthefunctionalityofthemeter,pleasefollowthedirectionsinthissectioncarefully.ThismeterhasbeendesignedaccordingtoIEC-1010concerningelectronicmeasuringinstrumentswithanovervoltagecategoryCATⅢ600Vandpollution2.Followallsafetyandoperatinginstructionstoensurethatthemeterisusedsafelyandiskeptingoodoperatingcondition.Withproperuseandcare,thedigitalmeterwillgiveyouyearsofsatisfactoryservice.1.1PRELIMINARY1.1.1Whenusingthemeter,theusermustobserveallnormalsafetyrulesconcerning:-Protectionagainstthedangersofelectricalcurrent.-Protectionofthemeteragainstmisuse.1.1.2Whenthemeterisdelivered,checkthatithasnotbeendamagedintransit.1.1.3Whenpoorconditionunderharshpreservationorshippingconditionscaused,inspectandconfirmthismeterwithoutdelay.1.1.4Beforeusingtocheckforvoltage,alwaystestthemeteronaknownlivecircuittoverifythatthedetectfunctionofthemeterisworkingproperly.1.1.5Testleadortestclipmustbeingoodcondition.Beforeusingverifythattheinsulationontestleadortestclipisnotdamagedand/ortheleadswireisnotexposed.1.1.6Fullcompliancewithsafetystandardscanbeguaranteedonlyifusedwithtestleadssupplied.Ifnecessary,theymustbereplacedwiththesamemodelorsameelectricratings. User& apos;sManualSinoMeter ... applied.Atechnicianwhofullyunderstandsdangerinvolvedshouldonlycarryoutsuchactions.1.4.2Beforeopeningthebatterycoverorcaseofthemeter,alwaysdisconnectthetipofmeterandtheprobeofthetestlead(ortestclip)fromalltestedcircuits.1.4.3Toavoidthewrongreadingcausingelectricityattack,whenthemeterdisplays“”,youmustchangethebattery.1.4.4Donotuseabrasivesorsolventsonthemeter,useadampclothandmilddetergentonly.1.4.5AlwayssetthetransformswitchtotheOFFpositionwhenthemeterisnotinuse.1.4.6Ifthemeteristobestoredforalongperiodoftime,thebatteriesshouldberemovedtopreventdamagetotheunit.2.DESCRIPTION-ThismeterisaportableprofessionalmeasuringinstrumentwithhandsomeLCDeasilyreading.-Singleoperationofatransformswitchmakesmeasurementconvenient.Overloadprotectionandlowbatteryindicationareprovided,thismeterisidealforuseinthefields,workshop,school,hobbyandhomeapplications.-Non-contactdetectingisconvenienttotestthesocketortheleadwhetheriswithpowerornot.-Thismeterhasfunctionofautorangeandmanualrange.-Thismeterhasfunctionofautopoweroff.-Thismeteriswiththefunctionsofdataholdandmaximumvaluemeasureandhold.-Whenusing,itcanshowrangesengineeringunitenunciatorsmeasuringresults.2.1NAMESOFCOMPONENTS⑴Probe⑵RotatableProbeSocket⑶LEDIndicator⑷ProtectionRing⑸TransformSwitch⑹SensitivityAdjustKnob⑺FUNC.Button⑻RANGEButton⑼MAX.HButton⑽DATA-HButton⑾Panel⑿LCDDisplay⒀COMJack2.2COMPONENTSELUCIDATION-RANGEButtonThisbuttonisusedtotransformAutorangeormanualrange.-FUNC.ButtonThisbuttonisusedtotransformfunction.-DATA-HButtonThisButtonisusedtoholddata.-MAX.HButtonThisbuttonisusedtomeasureandholdthemaximumvalue.1.2DURINGUSE1.2.1Beforeusing,youmustselecttherightfunctionandrange.1.2.2Neverexceedtheprotectionlimitvaluesindicatedinspecificationsforeachrangeofmeasurement.1.2.3Whenthemeterislinkedtoameasurementcircuit,donottouchtheprobetipofthemeterandtestlead(ortestclip).1.2.4Atthemanualrange,whenthevaluescaletobemeasuredisunknownbeforehand,selectthehighestrange.1.2.5Donotmeasurevoltageifthevoltageontheterminalsexceeds600Vaboveearthground.1.2.6Alwaysbecarefulwhenworkingvoltagesabove60VDCor30VACrms,keepfingersbehindtheprobebarrierwhilemeasuring.1.2.7Neverconnectthemeterleadsacrossavoltagesourcewhilethetransformswitchisintheresistance,diodeorcontinuitymode.Doingsocandamagethemeter.1.2.8Neverperformresistance,diodeandcontinuitymeasurementsonlivecircuits.1.2.9ACVdetectingiswithoutcontact,theprobeshouldberevolvedinthemetercompletelywhenuse,anddonotcontacttheCOMjackwhichatthebackofthemeterwiththetestlead(ortestclip).1.2.10Beforerotatingthetransformswitchtochangethefunction,disconnectthetipofmeterandtheprobeofthetestlead(ortestclip)fromthecircuitundertest.1.2.11Neverusethemeterundertheconditionoftheexplosiveair,steamordirt.1.2.12Ifanyfaultsorabnormalitiesareobserved,themetercannotbeusedanymoreandithastobecheckedout.1.2.13Neverusethemeterunlesstherearcaseisinplaceandfastenedfully.1.2.14Pleasedonotstoreorusemeterinareasexposedtodirectsunlight,hightemperature,humidityorcondensation.1.3SYMBOLSImportantsafetyinformation,refertotheoperatingmanual.Doubleinsulation(Protectionclass(().CAT(((Overvoltage(Installation)categoryIII,PollutionDegree2perIEC1010-1referstothelevelofImpulseWithstandVoltageprotectionprovided.ConformstoeuropeanuniondirectiveEarthgroundACAlternatingcurrentDCDirectcurrentACorDC(alternatingcurrentordirectcurrent)DiodeContinuitybuzzerM.HThemaximumvalueisbeingheld.D-HThisindicatesthatthedisplaydataisbeingheld.AUTOAutorange...
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Tổng quan về Operating System

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Operating system

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Programming the Be Operating System-Chapter 9: Messages and Threads

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... intervention on the part of the user. Application-Defined MessagesUp to this point, you’ve dealt mostly with system messages—messages generatedand dispatched by the system. The Message Protocols ... Protocols appendix of the Be Bookdefines all the system messages. In short, system messages fall into the followingcategories:Application system messagesSuch a message concerns the application ... monitoring and reporting of user events such as mousebutton clicks. In short, the Application Server, and indirectly the classes of theApplication Kit, allow the system to communicate with an...
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PHẦN 2: HỆ ĐIỀU HÀNH (OPERATING SYSTEM)

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Programming the Be Operating System-Chapter 10: Files

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... PanelsAn operating system with a graphical user interface typically provides standard-ized means for opening and saving files. That maintains consistency from pro-gram to program, and allows the user ... FilesPOSIX,orPortable Operating System Interface for Unix, is a standarddeveloped so that buyers (particularly the U.S. government) could beassured of purchasing programs that ran on a variety of systems ... to the user s request. For anOpen file panel, that’s typically when the user chooses the Open item from theFile menu. For the Save file panel, the display of the panel comes when the user chooses...
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Operating System Structures Cấu trúc Hệ điều hành

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Tài liệu Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Network and Operating System Essentials ppt

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Tài liệu A+operating system technologies doc

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Tài liệu CompTIA A+ Operating System Technologies docx

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Tài liệu Activity 9.1: Identify Operating System Requirements pdf

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Tài liệu Chapter 2: Software & Operating System ATHENA doc

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... Systems~ Different operating systems are neededfor different computing tasks:• Single -user operating system – Ex: MS-DOS, Windows 3.1, Windows 3.11 • Multi -user operating system – Ex: Windows ... UNIX~ The operating system also interacts with the next functional layer called application software.ATHENAWhat does an operating system do?Example:ATHENAPersonal Computer Operating Systems~ ... ATHENA Operating System Overview: Whatis an operating system ?~ An operating system (OS) is the mastercontroller for all of the activities...
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Tài liệu Chạy thử Google Android trên máy tính( Phần 3) pptx

Tài liệu Chạy thử Google Android trên máy tính( Phần 3) pptx

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... ứng dụng cho hệ điều hành Android hoặc chỉ đơn giản là bạn tò mò về Android và muôn được thử hệ điều hành này mà không phải mất nhiều tiền, phiên bản mô phỏng của Android là cách tốt nhất để ... có thể chạy máy ảo Android trực tiếp từ màn hình hoặc từ menu Start. Chọn thẻ Shortcut và chuyển tới mục Target. Điền tên của máy ảo Android vào đó rồi kích OK Chạy thử Android ảo sau này ... chạy máy ảo Android mô phỏng, bạn chỉ cần chạy file SDK Setup.exe, chọn từ danh sách Virtual Devices. Ngoài ra, bạn có thể chạy bản mô phỏng bằng lệnh bằng cách browse tới folder SDK Android và...
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