Cs604 assignment no 3 due date 28-7-2016

[CS604 Operating Systems]

	Assignment No. 03 Semester: Spring 2016 CS604 –Operating System		Total Marks: 20   Due Date: 28-07-2016
Assignment Objective: To enhance presentation skills of students How Random Access Memory works   Uploading instructions: Your assignment must be in .ZIP format (Any other formats like scan images, PDF, bmp, etc will not be accepted). Save your assignment with your ID (e.g. bc020200786.doc). No assignment will be accepted through email.   Rules for Marking:   It should be clear that your assignment will not get any credit if: The assignment is submitted after due date. The submitted assignment does not open or file is corrupted. Your assignment is copied from internet, handouts or from any other student
Assignment
Question:   Prepare 4 to 5 slides and record your video about the following topic. Upload slides and video on VU-LMS after zipping it.   Topic: How Paging Saves External Fragmentation       Instructions for the assignment preparation: You are required to make a presentation file (.ppt or .pptx) for your assignment solution Presentation will consist of maximum of 4 – 5 slides First slide will contain student name and ID Remaining slides will contain the solution of the assignment You have to formally present your assignment with proper dress code and have to record the video of your presentation You can use any video recording facility such as web cam, camera, mobile phone or etc. for recording of your presentation (See the tutorial “Tips for Recording Videos.mp4” available at download section of VULMShttp://vulms.vu.edu.pk/Courses/CS506/Downloads/Tips%20for%20Recordi...). In first slide, you will speak your name and ID, and in remaining slides, you will be required to explain your solution. Your introduction and explanation should not take more than 4 to 5 minutes After recording of your presentation, you have to convert your video in “.3gp” format using any video conversion tool to reduce the size of the video file. (See the tutorial “Video Compression.mp4” available at download section of VULMS,http://vulms.vu.edu.pk/Courses/CS506/Downloads/Soft%20Skill%20Assig...) After converting the video in .3gp format, review your file to verify that audio and video are properly playing.  Install VLC media player to view your compressed video before uploading on VU-LMS. You can download VLC from http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html It is preferable to use English in your presentation in case of reluctance you can also use Urdu language. Note that you will record your presentation standing in front of camera. Weightage of Assignment: This assignment has 5% weightage of your overall marks in CS604.  Instructions for the assignment submission: Compress your video file and presentation file using any compression tool like WINZIP or WINRAR Save your assignment with your ID (e.g. bc020200786.rar) Make sure that size of assignment file should not exceed 30 MB Deadline: Your assignment must be uploaded on VULMS on or before Monday28th July 2016. For any query about the assignment, contact at [e-mail]             GOOD LUCK

 

[parisha bs]

aoa
4 slides ki vido separet separate 4 bnani ha .jb aek slide open ho to ek videi ai aur jab dasri file open ho to dosri video
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4 slide bnani he aur video srf ek hi bnani ha js me wohi btana ha jo kuch in slides me ha
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[Ali MSCS (S.E)]

TOPIC BHT EASY HA G. 

TOPIC YE HA ASAN ALFAZ MN K KIS TARHAN PAGING MN EXTERNAL FRAGMENTATION KI ZARORAT NAI REHTI?   SO SIMPLE

[Fani]

Ali ap topic ghalt bta rhy ho shayad .....

How Paging Saves External Fragmentation

mean paging external fragmentention ma kitni useful ha or paging external fragmentation ko kesy save krti ha ...i think asy topic ha

[Ali MSCS (S.E)]

jnb paging mn tu external fragmention use he nai hoti? useful kaisy ho ge?

[arshadazam]

is men audio recording b send kar sakty hai zarori nhe ky video recording do 

 parisha bs

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video with proper dress code means proper dreees up ho k video bnanai ha

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4 slides n one video ?

[Fani]

Paging is to deal with external fragmentation problem. This is to allow the logical address space of a process to be noncontiguous, which makes the process to be allocated physical memory

[Zee Malik Awan]

Paging

In the memory management techniques discussed so far, two Paging is a memory
management scheme that permits the physical address space of a process to be noncontiguous.
It avoids the considerable problem of fitting the various sized memory
chunks onto the backing store, from which most of the previous memory-management
schemes suffered. When some code fragments or data residing in main memory need to
be swapped out, space must be found on the backing store. The fragmentation problems
discussed in connection with main memory are also prevalent with backing store, except
that access is much slower so compaction is impossible.
Physical memory is broken down into fixed-sized blocks, called frames, and logical
memory is divided into blocks of the same size, called pages. The size of a page is a
power of 2, the typical page table size lying between 1K and 16K. It is important to keep
track of all free frames. In order to run a program of size n pages, we find n free frames
and load program pages into these frames. In order to keep track of a program’s pages in
the main memory a page table is used.
Thus when a process is to be executed, its pages are loaded into any available
memory frames from the backing store. The following snapshots show process address
space with pages (i.e., logical address space), physical address space with frames, loading
of paging into frames, and storing mapping of pages into frames in a page table.
Paging itself is a form of dynamic relocation. When we use a paging scheme, we have
no external fragmentation; however we may have internal fragmentation. An important
aspect of paging is the clear separation between the user’s view of memory and the actual
physical memory. The user views that memory as one single contiguous space,
containing only this program. In fact, the user program is scattered throughout the
physical memory, which also holds other programs.
Paging Example
• Page size = 4 bytes
• Process address space = 4 pages
• Physical address space = 8 frames
• Logical address: (1,3) = 0111
• Physical address: (6,3) = 1011

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