Week 5 Flashcards

1
Q

Programs

A

The applications

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2
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Processes

A

Programs that are running

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3
Q

What is each process given when started up?

A

A processID

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4
Q

What’s another name for background process?

A

Daemon process

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5
Q

What is the first non kernel user mode that starts when Windows boots up?

A

Session Manager Subsystem (smss.exe)

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6
Q

What handles the Windows GUI and command line council?

A

Client/Server Runtime Subsystem or csrss.exe

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7
Q

How to kill a task in command prompt?

A

taskkill /pid pid#

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8
Q

What’s a difference between processes in windows and linux

A

The child process is independent of the parent process in Windows, but not in Linux. The init in Linux has a processID of 1 and all processes stem from it.

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9
Q

How do you obtain the process list in command prompt and PowerShell?

A

tasklist in command prompt

Get-Process in PowerShell

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10
Q

How to see process list in Linux?

A

ps -x

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11
Q

How would you see if a specific process is running in Linux?

A

ps -ef | grep application_name

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12
Q

Signal

A

A way to tell a process that something’s just happened

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13
Q

Process Explorer

A

A utility Microsoft created to let IT support specialists, system administrators, and other users look at running processes

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14
Q

What’s the command to kill a process in Linux

A

kill

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15
Q

To stop a process in Linux?

A

kill -TSTP

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