Operating System: Case Study 4

Dynamic Partitions
Jobs are being load to the Memory blocks.
Memory size of 220k with the Operating System of 15k.


 

Note: Job 9 and Job 10 are not allowable to load for it is because of poor-size.


Relocatable Dynamic Partitions
Jobs are being load to the Memory blocks.
Memory size of 220k with the Operating System of 15k.




  

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