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GATE CSE & IT · 15 questions across 10 years (1987-2011) · 25% recurrence rate

Recurrence sparkline

19872011
198719992011

Difficulty mix

easy 87%
med 7%
hard 7%

Question types

MCQ14
OTHER1

All 15 questions on Input/Output

2011 PYQ

A Computer handles several interrupt sources of which the following are relevant for this question: $$ * \,\,\,$$ Interrupt from $$CPU$$ temperature sensor (raises interrupt if $$CPU$$ temperature is too high) $$ * \,\,\...

Easy
2009 PYQ

A CPU generally handles an interrupt by executing an interrupt service routine

Easy
2005 PYQ

Normally user programs are prevented from handling $${\rm I}/O$$ directly by $${\rm I}/O$$ instructions in the for $$CPU$$ having explicit $${\rm I}/O$$ instructions, such $${\rm I}/O$$ protection is ensured by having th...

Med
2001 PYQ

A processor needs software interrupt to

Easy
2001 PYQ

Consider a disk with following specifications: $$20$$ surface, $$1000$$ tracks/surface, $$16$$ sectors/track, data density $$1$$ $$KB/sector,$$ rotation speed $$3000$$ $$rpm.$$ The operating system initiates the transfer...

Hard
2001 PYQ

Which of the following requires a device driver?

Easy
2001 PYQ

Which of the following does not interrupt a running process?

Easy
1999 PYQ

System calls are usually invoked by using:

Easy
1998 PYQ

Which of the following is true?

Easy
1998 PYQ

Which of the following is an example of spooled device?

Easy
1998 PYQ

Which of the following devices should get higher priority in assigning interrupts?

Easy
1996 PYQ

Which of the following is an example of spooled device?

Easy
1992 PYQ

Which of the following is an example of a spooled device?

Easy
1990 PYQ

State whether the following statement are TRUE or FALSE with reason. The data transfer between memory and $${\rm I}/O$$ devices using programmed $${\rm I}/O$$ is fasterthan interrrupt-driven $${\rm I}/O$$.

Easy
1987 PYQ

On receiving an interrupt from an $${\rm I}/O$$ device the $$CPU$$:

Easy