Operating System Control
The operating system manages control over processes through mechanisms like interrupt handlers and timed interrupts, ensuring it can regain authority even during idle times. By operating in kernel mode, the OS can execute privileged instructions that user-mode processes cannot, maintaining system integrity and resource management. This episode delves into the intricacies of how these systems interact and the importance of memory management in computing.In this clip
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Episode 95: How Computers Work Part V - Assembly Language and the Operating System
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