36.-Assume a 32 bit memory space with 16[KB] pages/frames and a two-level page table. Answer the...
36.-Assume a 32 bit memory space with 16[KB] pages/frames and a two-level page table. Answer the following questions: a).-what is the size of the page table in bytes needed for a process that has only 64[MB] of code at the start of its virtual address range? b).-how many bits are used for address (frame) offset, and how many for page table indexing (total). Assume each page table entry has 32 bits.
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Even though the process occupies 64MB of space it will be expressed as 32bit addresses..
Here since nothing was mentioned I have assumed that 1st level page table is divided into equal size pages of page size 16KB.
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