Answer: In operating system a code segment which accesses some shared variables or resources one at a time atomically such other no other code or process is accessing that resource or variable at the same time.
Entry section code block allows the access to the shared resource or variable and exit section code signals the termination from access to the shared resource or variable.
Explanation:
Entry and exit section codes needs to check certain properties before allowing the access and removal of access to a particular code segment.
These conditions are:
1. Bounded waiting.
2. Mutual exclusion.
3. checking thread execution status to allows other threads to enter the critical section (CS).
Both can be the same thing
Answer:
(b) the current directory
Explanation:
A path is the location or route to a particular file or folder in an operating system. This path is always unique and can either be relative or absolute.
A relative path name of a file defines the path to the file from the current or present working directory.
An absolute path name of a file defines the path to the file from the root directory. This path gives a complete descriptive path to a file from the start of the actual file system of the operating system.
Answer:
Switchport does not compromise, switch auto dynamic mode, switch native vlan 66, default swamp vlan enabled to add 99 is the correct answer of the following question.
Explanation:
As configuring 802.1Q warp links, DLS1 is connected to the next switch, DLS2, via a diffusion connection to the local VLAN, that must match on the both sides of the wire, either CDP error signals will be created and data to or from the the original VLAN will not be managed properly.Such instruction must be extended to Fa0/1 on DLS1 to address issues that can not be communicated by a server related to DLS1 to a network tied to DLS1, even though both are in VLAN 99.
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