Q. Which of the following unit protects the memory?

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Q. Which unit protects the hardware?

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Q. Which mechanism can control the access?

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Q. Which of the following is very resilient to the system crashes?

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Q. Which of the following are coupled in the Windows NT for the resource protection?

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Q. Which of the following support multi-threaded software?

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Q. Which provides a 4 Gbyte virtual address space?

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Q. Which applications can be used with the Windows NT?

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Q. Which of the following has the same instruction set as that of the Windows NT?

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Q. Which can provide more memory than the physical memory?

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Q. Which of the following uses a swap file to provide the virtual memory?

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Q. What is the size of the swap file in the Windows 3.1?

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Q. What is the nature of the swap file in the Windows NT?

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Q. What limits the amount of virtual memory in the Windows 3.1?

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Q. Which of the following control and supervises the memory requirements of an operating system?

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Q. What is the size of the linear address in the virtual memory manager?

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Q. How many modes are used to isolate the kernel and the other components of the operating system?

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Q. Which are the two modes used in the isolation of kernel and the user?

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Q. Which of the following must be used to isolate the access in the user mode?

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Q. Which mode uses 16 higher real-time class priority levels?

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