Questions regarding a CPU’s Control Unit - right answers
1. The only register which a process/ Programmer can read but not directly write to is the – instruction register
2. In a hardwired control unit ´, the control signals for other computer units (esp. ALU) are created by the – generator matrix
3. Modern CPU’s feature an integrated MMU order to maintain the – generator matrix
4. The main components inside a control unit are the instruction counter, instruction register and the – instruction decoder
Correct statements regarding file-systems
- With smaller blocksizes (and hence more blocks/files), Inode tables become larger
- RAID systems typically suffer from smaller blocksizes, due to data being fragmented across multiple disks
- Larger logical blocksizes lead to lower IOPS rates
- While on FAT each file-system object requires its own “directory enty”, on Ext2 each object requires an Inode
Sort the Arguments to DARM and SRAM:
DARM:
· Requires “voltage read” and “voltage write” units
· Typically used for L3 caches
· Leads to a “destructive read” if accessed
SRAM:
· Is significantly faster and more expensive
· Requires only a single flip-flop circuit
Uses row and column address decoder units
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