Two processes P1 and P2 are competing for two shared R1 and R2.
• P1 holds R1 and waits for R2.
• P2 holds R2 and waits for R1.
Both processes wait indefinitely and none of them can proceed.
Which of the following problem(s) is/are illustrated in the above scenario?
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Starvation
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Deadlock
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Mutual exclusion
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Busy waiting
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Given the hexadecimal representation of the first few bytes of different files, identify the
executable file (ELF file) from the options below. (Hint: The ASCII value of ’E’ = 69, ’L’ = 76, and ’F’ =
70)(Hint: ELF → 45 4C 46)
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7F 41 42 43 01 01 01 00
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7F 45 58 45 02 01 01 00
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7F 50 4C 54 02 01 01 00
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7F 45 4C 46 01 01 01 00
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register in a RISC-V system and the table showing the
values of different exception and interrupt codes (only a subset of the table is given).
The
register is **SXLEN bits wide**. The **MSB (most significant bit)** indicates:
•
→ Interrupt
•
→ Exception
• The remaining bits store the corresponding exception/interrupt code.
If the trap was caused by a **Supervisor timer interrupt**, what is the value of the
register
(assuming SXLEN = 64)?
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0x0000000000000005
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0x0000000000000009
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0x8000000000000005
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0x8000000000000009
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If the exec system call is invoked as exec("/analyze", "data.txt", "config.json", "log.txt",
"result.out");, then what are the values of the argc and argv[3] respectively?
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4, "config.json"
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5, "data.txt"
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5, "log.txt"
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4, "result.out"
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In the following code snippet, a child process is created to execute the ls -l /home command.
Identify the **correct system call** that should be used at LINE-1.
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execlp
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execl
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execv
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execvp
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Which of the following statements correctly describes a key difference between the First-Come-
First-Serve (FCFS) and Round Robin (RR) CPU scheduling algorithms?
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FCFS uses a fixed time quantum, while Round Robin does not.
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FCFS is non-preemptive, while Round Robin is preemptive.
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Round Robin always selects the process with the shortest burst time.
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Both FCFS and Round Robin are non-preemptive scheduling algorithms.
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Assume that context switches can occur at any time during the execution of the following code
snippet. The variable counter is shared between two programs. Which of the following can be the
possible final values of counter?
Initial value of counter = 200
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185
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160
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225
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200
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240
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175
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Consider the following code snippet from Bakery Algorithm.
Considering that there are 5 processes, and initially num[0]=3, num[1]=0, num[2]=5,num[3]=2,
num[4]=4, If Process 3 (num[2]) starts executing its critical section and then unlocks, what will be
the new value of num[2] after P3 finishes execution?
Note: Enter your answer in decimal.
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Consider a set of 5 processes with the following arrival and burst times.
If the CPU scheduling policy used is **Round Robin** with a time quantum of **3 units**, what will be the
**average response time**?
Note: Enter your answer in decimal.
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Consider a system with four processes, P1, P2, P3, and P4, arriving at different times and requiring
the following CPU burst times to complete.
Assuming that the system employs the **First-Come-First-Served (FCFS)** scheduling algorithm,
what will be the **average waiting time**?
Note: Enter your answer in decimal.
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Consider a system with four processes, P1, P2, P3, and P4, arriving at different times and requiring
the following CPU burst times:
Assuming that the system employs the **Shortest Job First (SJF)** scheduling algorithm, calculate the
**average response time**.
Note: Enter your answer in decimal.
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