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CSE 314 Operating System Sessional (L3/T2)
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Lottery scheduling is a probabilistic scheduling algorithm for processes in an operating system. Processes are each assigned some number of lottery tickets, and the scheduler draws a random ticket to select the next process
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lottery scheduling implemented in xv6 with the help of qemu inside ubuntu operating system
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Offline collection of BUET CSE L3/T2 Term
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xv6 with lottery scheduler implementation, settickets() and getpinfo()
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Códigos feitos na disciplina de Sistemas Operacionais da UFAM.
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Explored the complexities of embedded systems and developed a FreeRTOS Lottery Scheduler for Arm Cortex-M3 on QEMU, enhancing scheduling capabilities beyond default implementations.
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Implemented following scheduling algorithms in xv6 operating system: FCFS, Preemptive Priority-based, Lottery
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This repo contains information and C code for the lottery scheduling algorithm
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XINU OS: Process Scheduling (lottery, MLFQ), Mutex and Semaphore locks, Deadlock Detection and Prevention
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Operating systems programs for the xv6 operating system
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implementing uthread and lottery scheduling in xv6 MIT operating system. in collaboration with my friend Mahdi Teimouri.
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Assignments completed for Operating System Sessional Course
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Lab 2 for [CS-1217] Operating Systems 💀💀
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