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MCCS253
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Modified: 16 Dec
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| This is the last part of our study in OS. The I/O components
are often the most complex part in an OS and can occupy nearly
half the code base. |
| In Windows, the physical memory is allocated
for disk cache and the virtual memory for running processes. The
more memory is given to the disk cache, the less is available
for processes. These links explain how Windows manages the disk
cache.
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- The
skinny on RAID - a good article in arctechnica
- RAID
0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,10, 53 - some nice explanation in acnc.com
- Keeping
up with RAID- describe nearly 10 RAID levels, in digidata.com
- And if you've time, it's nice to read something
about Storage Area Network
SAN
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- FAT, FAT32, FAT32/x
- NTFS
- Linux and Unix file systems
- CD
- There are in fact many file systems in the
world. Have a look at the listing at Yahoo.
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