Question: What is not true about dynamic partitioning storing the base and limit values in special CPU registers?
A | This technique is used in modern general-purpose systems | B | Physical memory address belongs to running process if is at least base and smaller than base+limit |
C | User process is prohibited of accessing physical memory addresses outside of the allocated range | D | External fragmentation is a common problem |
E | User process cannot modify the value in base and limit registers | ||