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| Question ID 4240 | Sometimes a process must give up some of its memory space allocation to another process. The process has some of its pages in RAM paged out. Which two statements accurately describe this paging process? (Choose two.) |
| Option A | A. All the modified data memory pages of a process are moved to a swap area. |
| Option B | B. Selected anonymous memory pages that contain private data or stack information are placed in a swap area. |
| Option C | C. Unchanged file system pages are NOT placed in swap areas because file system data exist as permanent storage. |
| Option D | D. The size of a memory page is fixed and is based on the architecture of the machine running Solaris 10 OS (8192 bytes for SPARC, 4096 bytes for x86 platforms). |
| Correct Answer | B,C |
| Question ID 4241 | Which two statements are true about paging and swapping on a Solaris 10 OS? (Choose two.) |
| Option A | A. Adding additional swap causes more paging to occur and should be avoided. |
| Option B | B. Paging involves moving all modified data memory pages associated with a process to swap space. |
| Option C | C. Swapping involves moving all modified data memory pages associated with a process to swap space. |
| Option D | D. Swapping occurs frequently on a system with sufficient physical memory for the processes that are running. |
| Option E | E. Both paging and swapping allow for a system to run multiple processes where the total memory requirement exceeds physical RAM. |
| Correct Answer | C,E |