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Алфавитный указатель

ACL, 496

bad block, 233

Basic Input Output System, 343 BIOS, 343 BSD, 29

CERT, 484 CMS, 61

Compatible Time Sharing System, 28 CTSS, 28

DMA, 179

kill, программа, 48

LBA, 241 LDT, 390 LFS, 476 lock file, 212 LRU, 372

MULTICS, 28-29, 386 N

NFU, 373 NRU, 368-369

earliest deadline first, 113 ECC, 178

ESC-последовательность, 278

FIFO, 369 FORTRAN, 23

GDT, 146, 164

Global Descriptor Table, 146, 164 I

I/O Protection Level, 225 IBM 1401, 23, 25 IBM 7094, 23, 25, 27-28 IBM/360, 25 IDE, 226

Interrupt Descriptor Table, 146 lOPL, 225 IRQ, 178 i-узел, 54, 460

OS/360, 26

дефекты системы безопасности, 482

PDP-11, 29

Pentium, сегментация, 390 PFF, 378 PID, 43 POSIX, 29

зарезервированный суффикс, 127

rate monotonic algorithm, 113 RISC, 18

shell, 34, 39 starvation, 98 System V, 29

Task State Segment, 151