Examine how UNIX (and Linux) organizes images and processes, manages data, files, and devices, and controls data access on a system at the administrator and user level.Review what you have learned about UNIX and Linux internals in Chapter 13, and demonstrate an understanding of the UNIX kernel, the concepts of image and process, user's segment, system data segment, UNIX dispatching, linking of peripheral devices, file handling, and memory management.
4. Distinguish an image from a process ?
11. Why does UNIX need a text table ?
14. Explain how UNIX converts a file name to the file's location on disk. Why is the system file table necessary ?