L40: External and Internal Fragmentation with Practice Problems | MFT Analysis | Operating System

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I have one doubt : in compaction the 80k+100k will become 180k but what about 20k left in 150k-block, will that be combined or not?
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In compaction, do we also consider the internal fragmentation?
i.e. for P4 we are only combining 80K and 100k and not considering 20k internal frag.

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sir you should mention i.f. occurs in fixed length portioning and e.f. occurs in variable length partitioning.

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Sir, Small doubt in external fragmentation, just say we have two non contiguous un allocated partition with sizes 150K and 50K , if a new process arrived with 180K , cannot be allocated. In this situation is the external fragmentation is 180K or 200K ??

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Sir, In external fragmentation we have process size greater or less than size of remained memory
Then what will happen...?

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Compaction ek line main hi khatam kar dia sir ... ? ??

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