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just a request is it possible to arrange playlist from olest to newest? this way it will be like binge watch session for me. great learning thanks for making education available for all. love from india. god bless

thank you good lec

i compiled same code using gcc and it's output is 16k. is it compiler dependent? just posting comment at 31:23m without wataching further. i might get ans later.

Hi! What is the difference between exe 353, 344 and 454?

This is a nice intro to data locality. Curiously, there is a language called Odin that stores elements of a matrix column-wise, you still access with A[row][col], but the data is layed out per column to make some computations faster

Thanks very much❤

thank you for uploading these lectures on youtube. as a self-taught programmer, I greatly appreciate that channels like yours exist:)

"An actual physical mouse - not like our kind, but the animal kind" 😂 Love that you upload these videos. Really amazing for self-taught folks like me.

Interesting

Thank You John for the valuable video. I have an issue, the wifi drivers are not installed by default. How to resolve this issue in the prescribed setup. Thanks.

Really, enjoying working my way through your course. Honestly, it would be great if you keep doing this, appreciate it Dr. Eyolfson.

Hey, I’m a engineering student in Ontario and you literally are a saving grace. I’ve been searching everywhere for a C Course and this is the best one I found. You should definitely do more, your voice is nice to listen to as well. Thank you!

ssh-copy-id: The term 'ssh-copy-id' is not recognized as a name of a cmdlet <- are you relying on openssl getting installed with git?

I want to start preparing for my first semester starting in September. Is this playlist the actual course material for the first semester? is it a good place to start?

Just want to say I really appreciate that you are sharing valuable content on this platform.

This is probably the most engaging memory lecture on RUclips, even more so than my uni lectures lol

Hi Jon, is it advisable to follow this video or the course in a different language like Zig?

Hi, I am from Turkey, Bilkent University Department of Electronics Engineering. I want to ask if there is any lab documents/ problems and solutions that you can provide.

great contents

Hi, Is the compiler course online? Thanks

OS course has multiple sections with overlapping topics, which section do i need to follow to complete this course?

Great content! I watched almost all the lectures. Thanks for putting these out.

Thank you Jon Eyolfson for this course , it just helped me a lot ;) (if possible can i have the discord link ?)

this is insnae

Thank you so much sir🙏🙏 Looking forward for more such courses.

Thank you for publishing your lectures. I saw that you also posted the instructions for the labs on your website. Do you plan to put the starting repositories for them in the future?

this is great

Hi. Could you please make the C files available?

I love this. Please continue❤

Thank you so much for this content

i obviously don't have interesting hobbies either since im watching this over break lol

So cool. Thanks for this

Crap! The Hyper-V role cannot be installed on Windows 10 Home.

Thank you for these ^-^. I'm watching / reading a lot of these lectures, makes me wish I'd taken OS while I was in school. Is there any way for outsiders to view example code?

Hello professor! Is it possible to provide code access to the rest of us? The course looks really interesting and I would love to get my hands dirty with the assignments.

Great Video Prof！

you are literally the best prof at UofT eng.... nobody can change my mind.

Mad respect for using Discord o7

That's detailed explanation. appreciate your efforts, Thanks a lot.

loved it please upload as much as possible thanks a lot

@eyolfson would you say the best way to start off the course is to start with kernel -> OS -> ? Thanks for ur help and advice

Are the labs public?

there is no audio

is there any video about async, select, multi conns?

Thanks for putting these videos out there on RUclips for free. I really admire your gesture of providing such educational content to everyone on the internet.

47:36 😂

Great lecture! Thanks for sharing all these, and just know others are watching. But how you get that camera angle?

08:38 Welcome back 12:19 Virtual Memory Checklist 13:19 Remember That Memory is Byte Addressable 13:49 Segmentation or Segments are Course Grained 14:52 Segmentation Details 18:39 First Insight: Divide Memory into Fixed Size Chunks 19:26 Memory Management Unit (MMU) 20:25 You Typically You Do Not Use All 64 Virtual Address Bits 22:01 The Page Table Translates Virtual to Physical Addresses 27:02 The Page Table Entry (PTE) Also Stores Flags in the Lower Bits 30:58 The Kernel Handles Translating Virtual Addresses 35:31 Page Translation Example Problem 50:43 Each Process Gets Its Own Page Table 54:31 You May Be Thinking That Seems Like a Lot of Work (vfork) 55:46 We Use Pages For Memory Translation

what is the difference between different sections of the operating system

I have been watching your Lectures recently and I usually see this live chat feature and it kind of resembles of a Discord text channel. If the community/class Discord server for these lectures is accessible to everyone, would you mind sending us an invite so we can engage more on these topics? I recently completed the same course in my University and having your videos on RUclips adds more to what I learnt from the classes I took. We'd appreciate the gesture if possible.