Which bit in the PTE does the operating system use for approximating LRU replacement?Does a TLB miss always/sometimes/never result in a paging from disk?What are the two components of a virtual address used in segmented virtual memory?In what Nachos file was StartProcess implemented?What kind of pages in a process’ virtual address space are usually protected as “Read Only”?Is it possible to implement a file system inside of a file stored in another file system?

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Does a TLB miss always/sometimes/never result in a paging from disk?
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In what Nachos file was StartProcess implemented?
What kind of pages in a process’ virtual address space are usually protected as “Read Only”?
Is it possible to implement a file system inside of a file stored in another file system?

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