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| | Demand
paging brings in the faulting page |
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| | To
bring in more pages, we need to know the future |
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| | Users
dont really know the future, but a few OSs |
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user-controlled pre-fetching |
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| | In
real systems, |
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| | load
the initial page |
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| | Start
running |
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| | Some
systems (e.g. WinNT will bring in additional |
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| neighboring
pages (clustering)) |
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| | Also |
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| | Figure
out working set from previous activity |
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| | Page
in entire working set of a swapped out process |
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