Consider a situation when there is enough free memory to accommodate a single process, but no...
Consider a situation when there is enough free memory to accommodate a single process, but no single free memory area is big enough for it. What can be done to load this process in the memory? What are drawback(s) of this solution?
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To load the process in that condition, memory compaction should be done, where shuffling of memory contents, to place all free memory together in one large block. But the drawback is, to make compaction feasible, relocation should be dynamic.
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