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Figure 19.4 Simplified overview of Windows 2000

Figure 19.4 Simplified overview of Windows 2000. Figure 19.5 Windows 2000 system block diagram. Figure 19.6 Windows 2000 logical memory map. Figure 19.7 NTFS volume layout (Adapted from [SOL98]). Figure 19.9 The use of a pipe. Figure 19.10 Redirecting the cat command.

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Figure 19.4 Simplified overview of Windows 2000

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  1. Figure 19.4 Simplified overview of Windows 2000

  2. Figure 19.5 Windows 2000 system block diagram

  3. Figure 19.6 Windows 2000 logical memory map

  4. Figure 19.7 NTFS volume layout (Adapted from [SOL98])

  5. Figure 19.9 The use of a pipe

  6. Figure 19.10 Redirecting the cat command

  7. Figure 19.11 General organization of a UNIX system

  8. Figure 19.12 Virtual address space for a process

  9. Figure 19.13 Creating a new process

  10. Figure 19.14 Top of the typical UNIX directory hierarchy

  11. Figure 19.15 Comparison of virtual file system and socket layered structure

  12. Figure 19.16 Relationship of various user interfaces

  13. Figure 19.18 Overview of MVS organization

  14. Figure 19.19 Virtual memory map for a task

  15. Figure 19.20 The steps in location of a data set

  16. Figure 19.20 (continued)

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