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OS Fundamentals[edit]
- Kernel (computing)
- Ring (computer security)
- Hypervisor
- Endianness
- Interrupt
- Trap (computing)
- System call
- Context switch
- Unix signal
- Memory management
- Direct memory access
- Virtual memory
- Virtual address space
- Memory barrier
- Memory segmentation
- Shared memory
- Page (computer memory)
- Paging
- Demand paging
- Page cache
- Page table
- Page fault
- Segmentation fault
- Memory-mapped file
- Consistency model
- Process (computing)
- Light-weight process
- Thread (computing)
- POSIX Threads
- Fork (system call)
- Disk storage
- Disk sector
- Block (data storage)
- Volume (computing)
- Journaling file system
- Hard disk drive performance characteristics
- Input/output
- Memory-mapped I/O
- Inter-process communication
- Lock (computer science)
- Mutual exclusion
- Monitor (synchronization)
- Semaphore (programming)