The I/O control level consists of device drivers and interrupt handlers to transfer information between the main memory and the disk system True ○ False Sequential access can be optimized by ○ A. free-behind technology ○ B. read-ahead technology C. all of the above ○ D. none of the above

Q: Which registers can interact with the secondary storage

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Q: you tell whether your I/O operations are running smoothly

A: Answer is in next step.

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Q: The number of times the ALU accesses main memory throughout the fetch/execute cycle is unknown.

A: ALU accesses main memory:

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