Question

Differnce between MVT and MFT

Answer 1

MFT (Multiprogramming with a Fixed number of Tasks) is one of the old memory management techniques in which the memory is partitioned into fixed size partitions and each job is assigned to a partition

Answer 2

1)MFT or fixed partitioning Scheme:

In

fixed scheme, the OS will be divided

into fixed sized blocks. It takes place at

the time of installation.

At

compile time, we can bind only

addresses.

Degree of multiprogramming is not

flexible

This is because the number of blocks is

fixed resulting in memory wastage due

to fragmentation

2)MVT OR variable partitioning

Scheme:

In variable partitioning scheme there

are no

partitions at the beginning.

There is only the OS area and the rest

of the available RAM

The memory is allocated to the

processes as they enter.

This method is more flexible as there is

no

internal fragmentation and there is no

size limitation.

Compile time

address binding is impossible because

of external fragmentation.

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