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| RAID 1 can tollerate multiple disk failures only if the failure does not involve a disk and its mirror image |
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| Memory-Mapped I/O shared memory address space between I/O devices and program memory |
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| Channel I/O uses dedicated I/O processors |
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| Keyboards are usually connected through an interrupt-driven I/O system |
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| Tape is suited for long-term archival storage of data and disk is suited for quick recovery |
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| Programmed I/O and DMA both involve interrupts |
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| Striping of RAID writes the identical data to multiple disks to increase data availability |
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| Data is accessed via a read-write head mounted on SSD |
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| CDs and thumb drives are character-based, sequential devices |
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| Which Raid cannot tolelrate a single disk failure? |
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| Caches and virtual memory rely on the same two principles of locality |
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| The instruction traffic is the sum of the code size and the size of addresses |
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| It is efficient that processors have 100 pipeline stages to go faster |
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| With write-through, the information is written only to the block in the cache |
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| Memory divided into a number of equal size frames is the segmentation technique |
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| Instructions in a stored program are fetched from memory, decoded, and executed by the processor |
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| Digital Circuit links the logic and architecture levels of abstraction |
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| Integerated Circuits appeared during the third generation of computing |
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| Integerated Circuits appeared during the third generation of computing |
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