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Chapter 2 questions PCOS

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The following,____, describes the first memory allocation scheme.   Each program to be processed was loaded in its entirety into memory and allocated as much contiguous space in memory as it needed  
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In a single-user system, jobs are processed ____.   sequentially  
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In the algorithm to load a job in a single-user system, the program counter is initially set to ____.   the address of the first memory location  
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Fixed partitions are also called ____ partitions.   static  
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____ is the first step in the algorithm to load a job in a fixed partition.   Determining the job’s requested memory size  
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In the partition scheme, the table that the Memory Manager uses to keep track of jobs is composed of the ____.   partition size, memory address, access, and status  
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The fixed partition scheme works well ____.   when jobs have the same size  
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____ consists of fragments of free memory between blocks of allocated memory.   External fragmentation  
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The ____ keeps the free/busy lists organized by memory locations, low-order memory to high-order memory.   first-fit memory allocation  
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____ has the least wasted space and the smallest partition fitting the requirements.   Best-fit memory allocation  
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____ is how memory is deallocated in a fixed partition scheme.   Memory Manager resets the status of the memory block where the job was stored to “free.”  
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In a dynamic partition scheme, ____, is how the Memory Manager deallocates a block that is between two other free blocks.   the sizes of the three free partitions must be combined  
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When memory is deallocated, an entry can be removed from the free list by creating a(n) ____.   null entry  
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A(n) ____ in the busy list occurs when a memory block between two other busy memory blocks is returned to the free list.   null entry  
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The ____ of memory, sometimes referred to as garbage collection or defragmentation, is performed by the operating system to reclaim fragmented sections of the memory space.   compaction  
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The operating system can tell the ____ of each group of digits by its location in the line and the operation code.   function  
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The ____ contains the value that must be added to each address referenced in the program so it will be able to access the correct memory addresses after relocation.   relocation register  
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____ is the actual memory address for a job that starts at 18K   18,432  
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By compacting and relocating, the Memory Manager optimizes the use of memory and thus improves throughput, but an unfortunate side effect is more ____.   overhead  
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One approach to performing compaction is to do it when a certain ____ of memory becomes busy.   percentage  
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