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Hello Everyone
I have got doubt in operating system but couldn't find matching forums so i'm posting my doubt here.
please transfer this question to the concerned forum...

I was going through the memory management done by operating system
but got stuck in paged memory management
My study material says advantage of paged memory management is :There is no external fragmentation here..
But I can't understand how?? please explain... if possible with examples

Also kindly explain segmented memory management....

kindly tell me books that can provide sufficient fundamentals to clear these doubts...

with regard
 
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Locking this duplicate post. If you don't know which forum something goes in, it's ok to guess. But please limit yourself to one.
 
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