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A structural and functional unit of a system being modeled. Devices are represented indirectly in Livingstone, by means of the Mode Transition Variables that characterize them. Also called a Diagnosis
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A device node is created with the command mknod. The device nodes are stored in or have links to the /dev directory. When the ls -l command is used to list these files, their major and minor numbers are displayed. The major number instructs the kernel to call the device specific code associated with the device, and the minor number is passed by the kernel to the device driver to further control the action of the device driver. ...
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is an emblem or design, usually on the fly.
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A printer's ornament. Also an insignia that is the publisher's identifying mark.
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Any electronic gadget with an ability to receive input (via a keyboard, or voice) or give output (via a screen, or voice, etc.) Obvious examples are computers, palm tops, cellular phones, pagers, etc.
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