1. Discuss three advantages of dynamic (shared) linkage of libraries compared with static linkage.Describe two cases in which static linkage is preferable.

2. The Linux source code is freely and widely available over the Inter-net and from CD-ROM vendors. What are three implications of thisavailability for the security of the Linux system?

3. What are the advantages and disadvantages of writing an operatingsystem in a high-level language, such as C?

4. Dynamically loadable kernel modules give flexibility when drivers are added to a system, but do they have disadvantages too? Under whatcircumstances would a kernel be compiled into a single binary file, and when would it be better to keep it split into modules? Explain your answer.

5. In Linux, shared libraries perform many operations central to theoperating system. What is the advantage of keeping this functionalityout of the kernel? Are there any drawbacks? Explain your answer.

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