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LINKS

https://os.vlsm.org/ — OS242
60 Linux Commands you NEED to know (in 10 minutes) — This helped me learn the basic linux commands I need to use my VM. It was especially useful in doing the assignments when I got stuck.
Regular Expressions (RegEx) in 100 Seconds — I found this resource very helpful when getting started with RegEx. This helped me understand how to read and write basic RegEx for the virtual machine.
What is Cybersecurity — This resource talks about the basics of cybersecurity such as types of attacks. This is very helpful for getting the basic concepts of cybersecurity.
Bash in 100 Seconds — This video does a quick crashcourse on bash scripts and how to make them. The video is very short and easy to follow allowing me to instantly get into making my POPQUIZ.
Asymmetric Encryption - Simply explained — This video quickly explains how asymmetric encryption works. It relates to what we do in assignment 2 with the public and private keys.
Learn C Language In 10 Minutes — This video gives a quick overview of C language basics. It helps me by refreshing the key concepts needed for programming efficiently in C.
printf in C — This article explains the printf function and its various use cases in C. It helps me understand how to format outputs in my C programs more effectively.
How to Add Additional Hard Drive in VirtualBox — This video provides a step-by-step guide on adding an extra hard drive in VirtualBox. It helps me set up and manage storage for virtual machines, a useful guide for the assignments.
Master Pointers in C: 10X Your C Coding! — This video provides a comprehensive guide to mastering pointers in C. It helps me understand pointer manipulation and memory management, making it an essential resource to understand the class material.
How to view Disks, Partitions and Mount Points in Linux — This video offers a step-by-step tutorial on viewing disks, partitions, and mount points in Linux. It helps me navigate and manage storage devices, making it a valuable resource for my operating systems task.
Memory Layout of C Programs — This webpage offers a detailed explanation of the memory layout in C programs. It helps me understand how different segments like stack, heap, and data sections are organized.
Linux Memory Management — All you need to know —This article provides an insightful overview of Linux memory management, covering key concepts such as virtual memory, paging, and caching. It deepens my understanding of how the Linux kernel efficiently manages system resources.
The fork() function in C —This video explains how fork() creates new processes in Linux. It covers the basics of memory handling during process creation. Understanding fork() is essential for managing concurrent tasks in systems programming.
How does forking affect a process’s memory layout? —This article explores the impact of fork() on a process’s memory layout. Key topics include virtual memory and Linux resource management. Insights here help clarify how forking optimizes resource use in multitasking environments.
L-4.1: DEADLOCK concept — This video provides an introduction to the concept of deadlock in operating systems, explaining the conditions that lead to deadlocks and approaches to prevent or resolve them.

[Deadlock in Operating System

GeeksforGeeks](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onkWXaXAgbY&t) — This video by GeeksforGeeks explains deadlock in operating systems, covering conditions, examples, and prevention methods. It’s a useful resource for understanding how operating systems handle resource allocation issues.

LFS 10.1 Chapter 4 - Final Preparations — This video covers the final preparations needed for Linux From Scratch, providing guidance on setting up essential files, tools, and environment configurations.
Linux Directories Explained in 100 Seconds — A quick overview of the structure and purpose of directories in Linux, explaining the function of each directory in the filesystem hierarchy.
Linux From Scratch (LFS) 12.2 Book - Official Documentation — This is the official guide for Linux From Scratch version 12.2, detailing step-by-step instructions to build your own Linux system from scratch, including setup, toolchain creation, and system configuration.
How Linux is Built (and Why You Should Build Your Own) — An engaging video explaining the process of building a Linux system, highlighting the educational benefits and customization opportunities that come with creating your own Linux OS from scratch.

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