Input Output (IO) System
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42. Buffering is done to :
Cope with device speed mismatch
Cope with device transfer size mismatch
Maintain copy semantics
All of the mentioned
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43. Caching is ________ spooling.
Same as
Not the same as
All of the mentioned
None of the mentioned
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44. Caching :
Holds a copy of the data
Is fast memory
Holds the only copy of the data
Holds output for a device
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45. Spooling :
Holds a copy of the data
Is fast memory
Holds the only copy of the data
Holds output for a device
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46. The ________ keeps state information about the use of I/O components.
CPU
OS
Kernel
Shell
47. The kernel data structures include :
Process table
Open file table
Close file table
All of the mentioned
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48. Windows NT uses a __________ implementation for I/O.
Message – passing
Draft – passing
Secondary memory
Cache
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49. A ________ is a full duplex connection between a device driver and a user level process.
Bus
I/O operation
Stream
Flow
50. I/O is a _________ in system performance.
Major factor
Minor factor
Does not matter
None of the mentioned
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51. If the number of cycles spent busy – waiting is not excessive, then :
Interrupt driven I/O is more efficient than programmed I/O
Programmed I/O is more efficient than interrupt driven I/O
Both programmed and interrupt driven I/O are equally efficient
None of the mentioned
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