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  1. Kernel Architecture Development stage: 25% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
    1. Monolithic Kernel Development stage: 75% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
      1. Solaris
      2. Linux
      3. Windows 9x
    2. Microkernel Development stage: 50% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
      1. GNU Hurd
      2. MINIX 3
      3. QNX
    3. Exokernel Development stage: 25% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
      1. XOK
    4. Hybrid Kernel Development stage: 00% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
  2. Initialization Development stage: 25% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
    1. Bootloader
    2. Hardware Initialization
  3. Processes Development stage: 50% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
    1. Interrupts Development stage: 25% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
    2. Context Switching Development stage: 25% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
    3. Scheduling Development stage: 25% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
      1. First Come First Served
      2. Shortest Process Next
      3. Shortest Remaining Time
      4. Round Robin Scheduling
      5. Pre-Emption
      6. Priority Scheduling
    4. Concurrent Processing Development stage: 00% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
      1. Deadlock
      2. Livelock
    5. Interprocess Communication Development stage: 00% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
      1. Signals
      2. Semaphores
        1. Monitors
      3. Shared Memory
    6. Threads (Lightweight Processes) Development stage: 00% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
    7. Fibers (Lightweight Threads) Development stage: 00% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
  4. Memory Management Development stage: 00% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
    1. Physical Memory Development stage: 00% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
    2. Segmentation Development stage: 00% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
    3. Virtual Memory Development stage: 00% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
      1. Paging
      2. Swapping
    4. Basics Development stage: 00% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
      1. Allocation Algorithms
    5. Fault Tolerance Development stage: 00% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
  5. File Systems Development stage: 25% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
    1. Abstractions Development stage: 00% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
    2. Allocation Algorithms Development stage: 00% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
      1. Performance
    3. Fault Tolerance Development stage: 00% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
      1. RAID
      2. Moving Bad Blocks
      3. Journalling
    4. Case Studies Development stage: 00% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
      1. File Allocation Table (FAT)
      2. BFS
      3. ext3
      4. ReiserFS
      5. HFS
      6. NTFS
      7. ZFS
  6. Security Development stage: 00% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
    1. Access Controls
      1. Users
      2. Resources
    2. Privileges
  7. Interface Development stage: 50% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
    1. Command line interfaces Development stage: 50% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
    2. Graphical user interfaces Development stage: 50% (as of Oktober 25, 2008)
      1. Desktop environment
      2. Configuration tools
      3. User Ability


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