Consider a disk queue with requests for I/O to blocks on cylinders 98, 183, 37, 122, 14, 124, 65, 67 in that order. If the disk head is initially at cylinder 53. Using SSTF scheduling, Arrange the following movement of head position in order of transversal. A. 67 B. 37 C. 65 D. 98 E. 14 Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
The Shortest Seek Time First (SSTF) disk scheduling algorithm serves pending I/O requests by servicing the request with the minimum seek time from the current head position.
First, map the given letters to their corresponding cylinder numbers:
The initial head position is 53.
We apply the SSTF logic to determine the order of head movement, focusing on the cylinders mentioned in the options.
Current head position: 53.
Calculate the seek time to each relevant cylinder:
The shortest seek time is 12, towards cylinder 65 (C).
Movement Order: C
Current head position: 65.
Remaining relevant cylinders: {A, B, D, E}. Calculate seek times:
The shortest seek time is 2, towards cylinder 67 (A).
Movement Order: C, A
Current head position: 67.
Remaining relevant cylinders: {B, D, E}. Calculate seek times:
The shortest seek time is 30, towards cylinder 37 (B).
Movement Order: C, A, B
Current head position: 37.
Remaining relevant cylinders: {D, E}. Calculate seek times:
The shortest seek time is 23, towards cylinder 14 (E).
Movement Order: C, A, B, E
Current head position: 14.
Remaining relevant cylinder: {D}. Calculate seek time:
The shortest seek time is 84, towards cylinder 98 (D).
Movement Order: C, A, B, E, D
The complete order of head movement for the specified cylinders using SSTF scheduling is C, A, B, E, D.
Which of the following is the time taken to move an access arm to a certain track on a disk?
Move the Read/Write head of disk in or out to position on a correct track is known as ______.
_______ is a process of lifting the process from memory and placing it on disk.
| List I | List II |
| A. RAID Level 2 | I. Block interleaved distribution parity |
| B. RAID Level 3 | II. Also known as P+Q redundancy Scheme |
| C. RAID Level 5 | III. Bit interleaved parity |
| D. RAID Level 6 | IV. Also known as Memory style error correcting code organization |