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1 UNIX & file system cosc513 Deyong Xu ID:103816 Nov

2 What is Unix A computer operating system that works with users to run programs, manages resources,and communicates with other computer system.

3 Unix Characters Multitasking Multiuser Multichoice Portability

4 Multitasking Users can run several programs at the same time , such as editing a file while their another program is running on the backstage . Users don’t have to wait for one application to end before starting another one.

5 Multiusers Multiple users can log on unix system at the same time.
Unix can take the commands of a number of users to run program, access file, and print documents at the same time which means a number of users can share computer resources simultaneously with each user running a different program .

6 Multichoice Unix has three different types of shell.
Shell is to act as an interpreter between the user and the computer. Bourne Shell. C Shell . Korn Sell.

7 Portability Unix can be moved from one brand of computer
to another with a minimum of code change Unix can be upgraded without having all the customer’s data inputted again Decrease the user’s learning time when moving from one system to an other . Provide more choices among the hardware vendors

8 UNIX File System 3 types of unix files Regular files
Programs and data files eg: Source code of a program received from friend Executable programs and applications

9 Continue … Directory files Basic management tools in UNIX file system
Files that contain other files Save information of files (like size,location etc.)

10 Continue … Device files Each hardware is treated like a file
Eg1 : Terminals,Printers, Keyboards, etc Eg2:Read from a keyboard device file(input). Eg3:Copy the file to the printer device file(print).

11 File System Architecture
A bottom-up tree with root on the top Root (/), a special directory file

12 A Example Root (/) bin/ dev/ etc/ usr/ Xdy/ wjj/ lgx/ ...

13 3 Classes of Users Owner: used by user Group : shared by group members
Other : shared by any user

14 File Three Permissions
Read permission: read 1/0 Write permission: modify, delete 1/0 Execute permission: run 1/0

15 Example: permission of the file is (111 101 000)

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