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6.3.2. Memory-Mapped I/O
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What does Memory-Mapped I/O allow the CPU to do?
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- 2.
What is a frame buffer?
Hint
It holds data meant for visualization.
- 3.
What is the primary purpose of a frame buffer?
- To store CPU instructions
- To hold pixel data for display
- For network communication
Hint
Consider what graphics hardware uses for output.
- 4.
Which of the following parameters can be adjusted via control registers in MMIO?
- Processor speed
- Memory size
- Display resolution
Hint
Remember what settings directly affect how visuals are presented.
- 5.
Describe a scenario where Memory-Mapped I/O might fail and how the system would behave.
Hint
Think about overlapping address ranges and their impacts.
- 6.
How could you implement a new VGA parameter adjustment method without using MMIO?
Hint
Consider the trade-offs of complexity versus speed.
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