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    This document outlines two tasks for an Operating Systems lab exercise. Task 1 (20 marks) requires students to install Ubuntu distribution on their systems using VMWare, and create a user manual with installation steps and guidelines. Task 2 (10 marks) asks students to test gcc and g++ compiler installations on Ubuntu using examples from lecture slides, and provide a step-by-step guide with outputs. Students are instructed to complete the tasks, combine them into a Word document labeled with their student ID, and submit on Google Classroom.

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    This document outlines two tasks for an Operating Systems lab exercise. Task 1 (20 marks) requires students to install Ubuntu distribution on their systems using VMWare, and create a user manual with installation steps and guidelines. Task 2 (10 marks) asks students to test gcc and g++ compiler installations on Ubuntu using examples from lecture slides, and provide a step-by-step guide with outputs. Students are instructed to complete the tasks, combine them into a Word document labeled with their student ID, and submit on Google Classroom.

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    This document outlines two tasks for an Operating Systems lab exercise. Task 1 (20 marks) requires students to install Ubuntu distribution on their systems using VMWare, and create a user manual with installation steps and guidelines. Task 2 (10 marks) asks students to test gcc and g++ compiler installations on Ubuntu using examples from lecture slides, and provide a step-by-step guide with outputs. Students are instructed to complete the tasks, combine them into a Word document labeled with their student ID, and submit on Google Classroom.

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    This document outlines two tasks for an Operating Systems lab exercise. Task 1 (20 marks) requires students to install Ubuntu distribution on their systems using VMWare, and create a user manual with installation steps and guidelines. Task 2 (10 marks) asks students to test gcc and g++ compiler installations on Ubuntu using examples from lecture slides, and provide a step-by-step guide with outputs. Students are instructed to complete the tasks, combine them into a Word document labeled with their student ID, and submit on Google Classroom.

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    FAST – NU, FSD Campus FALL-22| Operating Systems Lab

    National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences

    Laboratory Exercise#1
    Operating Systems Lab

    Fall 2022

    FAST School of Computer Science


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    FAST – NU, FSD Campus FALL-22| Operating Systems Lab

    Task 1: (20 Marks)


    As we have covered the Linux operating system and its distributions in lab lecture. You are required to
    install the Ubuntu distribution on your systems. For this you must install VMWare machine on your
    system. Follow the provided guidelines of VMWare, Ubuntu, and the required Compliers installation.
    Make an attractive user manual of this installation with proper headings, description according to the
    steps/situation.

    Task 2: (10 Marks)


    In your today’s lectures slides, two examples are provided to test the gcc and g++ compilers installation
    of your installed Ubuntu OS. Test those files and provide step by step guide with final output for the
    better understanding.

    Submission
     Create word document
     Your documents should include Task 1 and Task 2.
     Rename your document like: 19F-xxxx_OS_SE_Lab#
     Done with your work, submit your work on google classroom on time.

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