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Basic reviews: Linux, git, gcc, and C

programming
CSCI3150 Introduction to Operating Systems, Fall
2024

Shaofeng Wu
[email protected]
Sep 5, 2024
Course & Contact Information (1/2)

 TAs
 WU, Shaofeng (sfwu22)
Course website
 Yang, Yitao (ytyang) (branch: 2024-Fall)
 Li, Jianqiang (jqli1)
 Chen, Kaiwen (kwchen24)
 Chen, Yuetao (ytchen24)
 Feng, Yicheng (ycfeng)

 Tutorial sessions (all on Thursday)


 L01, Thu 10:30am - 11:15am, SHB 123
 L02, Thu 11:30am - 12:15pm, SHB 123
 L03, Thu 2:30pm - 3:15pm, SHB 924
 L04, Thu 4:30pm - 5:15pm, SHB 123
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Course & Contact Information (2/2)

 Additional tips
 Question asking Course website
 Methods (branch: 2024-Fall)
 Email, Piazza
 Scope
 Asking TAs to code/debug for you
 Coding/thinking before asking
 Assignments
 Submission: Github classroom
 Grace token
 Generative AI policies

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Release of Assignment One (1/1)

 Assignment One: Implementation of A Simple Shell


 Implement a basic shell that supports TODO: link and
 Built-in commands snapshot of the
asg
 External commands
 Pipe
 Aim
 Understanding how to interact with an operating system, e.g. Linux
 Understanding the design choices and rationales of a shell

 Deadline
 Oct. 7, 2024, 6:00 p.m. (~1 month)

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Outline (1/1)

 In this week
 Linux basics
 Git basics
 Review on C programming

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Linux basics (1/4)

 Concepts: what & why


 What is Linux?
 A family of Unix-like operating systems
 A lot of “distributions”(“versions”, “flavors”)
 Ubuntu, Fedora, …
 Why Linux?
 Open-source
 Community support

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Linux basics (2/4)

 Accessing Linux
 Local
 WSL
 Docker containers (frequently used)
 VMs, e.g. using Virtualbox (frequently used)
 Dual-system, etc. …
 Remote
 CSE servers (frequently used)

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Linux basics (3/4)

 Locally accessing Linux: Docker container (quick demo, only tested on


Windows)
 Install Docker desktop
 Search for and install ubuntu image
 In powershell, use the following command to start your docker container using host network
 docker run -it --name ubuntu --net=host ubuntu:latest
 Install dependencies and clone your repo to start working
 For more tips on docker, please refer to docker official website

Install ubuntu
image Start docker 8
Linux basics (4/4)

 Remotely accessing Linux: CSE servers (quick demo)


 Find a ssh client: putty, xshell, …
 Input command “ssh [email protected]” and enter your
password
 Wait for prompt, then input “ssh linux[code]”, “[code]” could be 1~16
 You can use “uname –a”, “lsb_release -a” and “gcc --version” to check for kernel
version, ubuntu version and gcc version of the server.

ssh to ssh to linux connected 9


Git basics (1/1)

 Concepts
 What is Git & Github?
 A version control tool
 An online source code hosting service that uses git
 Why using Git/Github?
 Automated CI/CD
 General workflow (quick demo with C programming examples)
 Go to Github and create a repo
 Git clone the repo on your local machine
 Coding
 Git add
 Git commit
 Git push
 Next time you start coding, git pull to get latest updates from collaborators and
merge their commits 1
C Programming Examples(1/1)

 Review of C programming
 Content Github classroom for C programming
 Example1: Structures examples:
https://classroom.github.com/a/
 Example2: Memory allocation hd7U6QDb
 Example3: File I/O
 Homework submission/(auto)grading/feedback rehearsal

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Summary & Preview

 In this week
 Intro to CSCI3150 tutorial sessions
 Linux basics
 Git basics
 Review on C programming

 Next week
 Background knowledge of asg1
 Shell behaviour
 Code walk of asg1

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Q&A
Additional Information

 Locally access Linux: VirtualBox as an example


 Download VirtualBox: https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
 Download a ubuntu 18.04 image: Ubuntu 18.04.6 LTS (Bionic Beaver)
 Check this guide for setting up your Linux VM:
https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/how-to-run-ubuntu-desktop-on-a-virtual-
machine-using-virtualbox
 Note: adjust the amount of resources you allocate to the VM according
to the capacity of your PC to avoid host starvation

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Additional Information

 Problems you may encounter with VirtualBox and


Ubuntu
 Cannot copy from host and paste in VM, VM window is too small, …
 Require add-on support to be manually installed(a lot of tutorials
online)
 Cannot open terminal by clicking or keyboard shortcut(ctrl+alt+t)
 Use another terminal tool(i.e. xterm) and input “gnome-terminal”
 Check and search the error message online(stackoverflow, google,
…)
 Account not in sudoers file
 Input “su -” to switch to root
 Other questions can be searched with google(most questions relating
linux set up can actually be found on the Internet) or asked on piazza 1

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