Seminars

This is only for ID1206 not for ID1200!!

This year we will have a set of seminars that will explore different aspects of an operating system. You will need to do some coding in C, implement different experiments, run some benchmarks and be able to present your solution and findings. Work in groups of two but you should be prepared to explain the whole solution to the problems. The written reports should be done individually.

The boot process

Before this seminar you should have completed the necessary steps for booting a small program directly using the BIOS and using GRUB. Follow the tutorial below and attend the seminar with a system up and running on your laptop. Be prepared to modify the system during the seminar. No written report is needed.

• Boot a kernel

Memory management

In this seminar you should have your own implementation of malloc using the buddy algorithm up and running. You should do some benchmarks and describe the implementation in a short report. Write a four page report using regular LaTeX article style. Do not include more code than necessary to explain how you solved the more problematic parts. Bring a paper copy to the seminar.

• Buddy

Concurrency

Let's see if we can implement a green threads library.  We will start with something simple and then extend it to handle more complex situations. You should do some benchmarks and describe the implementation in a short report. Write a four page report using regular LaTeX article style. Do not include more code than necessary to explain how you solved the more problematic parts. Bring a paper copy to the seminar. 

• Green (DRAFT)