<span><span>Operating system: Windows 2000/XP
</span><span>CPU: Pentium 4 1.5 GHz or Athlon XP 1500+ processor or higher
</span><span>Memory: 384 MB RAM</span></span>
The requirements are mainly written in a feature style notation, using some state charts,
context diagrams and other techniques to describe certain parts of the system. See, for
example, Software Requirements - Styles and Techniques [Lauesen00].
The functional requirements are divided into four sections. The three modules in figure 1
are developed by separate groups, each responsible for unit testing. All requirements for
the taxi, central and communication link component are written in a feature style notation.
In addition, a special part of the taxi component is the positioning system. This is dealt
with separately since there are special requirements present on this component.
The functional requirements consist of four sections: Taxi (3.1), Central (3.2), Communication
link (3.3) and Positioning system (3.4).
Explanation:
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Answer:
NFS configuration
Explanation:
The Linux server runs the Linus open source operating system that provides a stable, secure and more flexible environment to carry out more challenging jobs like network and system administration, database management and web hosting.
The NFS or Network file system configured on the Linux server only supports Linux servers communication. It mounts the storage of the server on the network for central access.
