Operating System
Across
- 6. — Action taken to solve detected deadlock.
- 8. — Condition where resources cannot be forcibly taken back.
- 10. — Action when process frees a resource.
- 12. — State of possessing a resource currently.
- 14. — Technique to find if deadlock has occurred.
- 15. — Condition where process holds one resource while waiting for another.
- 18. — Condition where processes form a circular chain.
- 19. — Graph used to detect deadlock visually.
- 20. — Algorithm used to avoid deadlock safely.
- 22. — Action when a process asks for a resource.
- 23. — Terminating a process to release resources.
- 24. — Technique to avoid deadlock by denying conditions.
Down
- 1. — State where deadlock may eventually occur.
- 2. — Another name for circular wait pattern.
- 3. — State of waiting process due to unavailable resource.
- 4. — Long wait for resource even if not deadlocked.
- 5. — Deadlock condition where resources cannot be shared.
- 7. — Reverting a process to a safe state during recovery.
- 9. — Action of process when a required resource is unavailable.
- 11. — Technique using safe states to prevent deadlock.
- 13. — When two processes need resources at the same time.
- 16. — State where the system can allocate resources without deadlock.
- 17. — Condition where processes wait forever for resources.
- 21. — System responsible for handling deadlock management.
- 22. — Anything a process needs to continue execution.