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Team: Sameer, Shivjot, Ambalica, Veena | Team: Sameer, Shivjot, Ambalica, Veena | ||
It came into being in the 1960s and it completely vanished in 2000s. It was started by Bell and MIT but Bell backed out of the project in 1969. | It came into being in the 1960s and it completely vanished in 2000s. It was started by Bell, General Electric and MIT but Bell backed out of the project in 1969. | ||
Multics is a time sharing OS which provides Multitasking and Multiprogramming. | Multics is a time sharing OS which provides Multitasking and Multiprogramming. | ||
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*Sharded libraries or files can be loaded and linked to Random Access Memory at run time. | *Sharded libraries or files can be loaded and linked to Random Access Memory at run time. | ||
5. Hot swapping | 5. Hot swapping | ||
6. Multiprocessing System | |||
7. Ring oriented Security | |||
* It provides number of levels of authorization within the computer System. | |||
It is not a Distributed OS but it a Centralized system which was written in the assembly language. | It is not a Distributed OS but it a Centralized system which was written in the assembly language. | ||
Revision as of 00:44, 20 January 2015
Reading Response Discussion
Multics
Team: Sameer, Shivjot, Ambalica, Veena
It came into being in the 1960s and it completely vanished in 2000s. It was started by Bell, General Electric and MIT but Bell backed out of the project in 1969. Multics is a time sharing OS which provides Multitasking and Multiprogramming.
It provides following features: 1. Utility Computing 2. Access Control Lists 3. Single level storage 4. Dynamic linking
*Sharded libraries or files can be loaded and linked to Random Access Memory at run time.
5. Hot swapping 6. Multiprocessing System 7. Ring oriented Security
* It provides number of levels of authorization within the computer System.
It is not a Distributed OS but it a Centralized system which was written in the assembly language.