Across
- 4. How does the OS prevent conflicts when multiple users access the same file?
- 5. What is a collection of related information identified by a name called?
- 6. How are directories organized to avoid name conflicts between files?
- 8. How do applications interact with hardware devices without needing to know the specifics?
- 11. Systems Which method of I/O processing uses signals to notify the CPU?
- 12. Which structure allows multiple directories to have the same subdirectory?
- 15. Which disk scheduling algorithm serves requests in the order they arrive?
- 17. What part of the disk is responsible for reading and writing data?
- 18. How does the bitmap technique help track free disk space?
- 21. Which allocation method minimizes fragmentation by dividing files into blocks?
- 22. What technique is used to handle disk errors and bad sectors?
- 23. What structure in UNIX holds metadata for each file?
- 24. Which algorithm is also known as the "elevator algorithm"?
- 25. What process allows a file system to be accessible for use?
Down
- 1. What is the term for large, persistent storage devices?
- 2. How do operating systems map logical file addresses to physical disk locations?
- 3. What technique uses a linked list to store directory entries?
- 7. Which method of disk space allocation is the simplest but can lead to internal fragmentation?
- 9. What device translates hardware signals for the CPU?
- 10. What kind of directory structure uses a tree-like model?
- 13. What method prevents unauthorized access to files?
- 14. What OS feature allows multiple users to access the same file simultaneously?
- 16. Methods Which access method is used to read a file sequentially?
- 19. What part of the OS is responsible for buffering, caching, and spooling?
- 20. What OS component manages input and output devices?
