Memory Management Mode Flashcards

1
Q

allows the microprocessor to address only the first 1Mbyte

A

real-mode memory addressing

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2
Q

older microprocessor uses this memory management mode.

A

real-mode

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3
Q

It requires the microprocessor to operate in real-mode

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disk operating system (DOS)

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4
Q

It is an address created by the CPU for running a program.

A

logical address (virtual address)

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5
Q

It is an actual address in the physical memory.

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physical address

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6
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defines the beginning address of any 64k-byte memory segment

A

segment address

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7
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the distance above the start of the segment or that selects any location within the 64kilobyte of memory

A

offset address

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8
Q

Intel 80386 and above microprocessors uses this memory management mode.

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protected-mode

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9
Q

it allows access to data and programs located above the first 1Megabyte of memory as well as within the first 1Megabyte of memory.

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protected-mode memory addressing

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10
Q

It requires the microprocessor to operate in protected-mode

A

windows

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11
Q

describes the memory segment location, length and access rights

A

descriptor

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12
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selects a descriptor from a descriptor table

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selector

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13
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2 types of descriptor table

A

Global descriptor table
Local descriptor table

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14
Q

contains segment definitions that apply to all program.

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Global descriptor table (system descriptor)

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15
Q

unique to a specific application

A

Local descriptor table

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16
Q

it contains the starting location of the memory segment

A

base address

17
Q

contains the last offset address found in a segment

A

segment limit

18
Q

contains addressing and control information which is used to control how a 32 – bit linear address is generated

A

descriptor

19
Q

uses selector and offset combination to produce linear address

A

Segmentation mechanism

20
Q

this is where address space are divided into pages of equal size

A

paging mechanism

21
Q

contains a 13 – bit index field that is used to select one of 8, 192 segment descriptors

22
Q

contain a 32 – bit addresses that specifies the beginning of the segment of memory controlled by the descriptor

A

Segment descriptors

23
Q

Parameters in descriptor that exist only on 80386 and Above.

A

availability bit
data bit
granularity bit

24
Q

It control access to protected mode memory segment.

A

access right byte