Computer Science · Operating Systems
With reference to the drawbacks and implementation of deadlock prevention strategies, consider the following statements: A. Requiring a process to request all its required resources at once to prevent 'Hold and Wait' may cause starvation. B. Breaking 'Circular Wait' by imposing a fixed ordering of resource types reduces system flexibility. C. The 'Mutual Exclusion' condition is easily prevented because all system resources, such as printers, can be made shareable. D. The strategy to prevent 'No Preemption' involves allowing the Operating System to forcibly take resources from a process for higher-priority needs. Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:
- 1A, B and D Only✓
- 2B, C and D Only
- 3A, B and C Only
- 4A, C and D Only
Correct answer
A, B and D Only
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