UMBC CMSC 313, Computer Organization & Assembly Language, Fall 2003, Section 0101
Linux Memory Model
Thursday 10/09, 2001
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Assigned Reading in Murdocca & Heuring: 7.7
Assigned Reading in Neveln: 8.1-8.8
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- Slides are available in PDF:
Slides13.pdf
- The storage hierarchy consisting of registers, cache, main
memory (RAM), secondary storage (hard disk) and off-line storage
(tape) and trade-offs between cost and speed.
- Problems with memory management: not enough RAM, memory protection
and fragmentation.
- Virtual memory by paging.
- Two-tiered address translation scheme supported by the Pentium
chip.
- How Linux implements memory protection using the virtual memory
system.
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