Which RAID level replicates data from one hard disk to another so that the same data is written to both drives?

Q: What's the difference between a masked ROM and a one-time password (OTP)?

A: OTP is a kind of EPROM that is plastic-encased. The cheapest software is stored in ROM, but its…

Q: When data is transferred to SCSI disks, SAS employs parallel cables to do it. Is this statement…

A: Find answer with explaination in step 2

Q: A floppy disk contains  Both circular tracks and sector why?

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Q: Your supervisor asked you to up a RAID hard drive array in a tower system,  which has a motherboard…

A: Given: There is a need to set up a RAID hard drive with B360 chipset on the motherboard.

Q: What type of file system is used by SDXC memory cards?

A: To be determine: What type of file system is used by SDXC memory cards.

Q: Explain what wear leveling is and why it is necessary for solid-state drives. According to our…

A: SSD: Solid-State Drive (SSD) is the full name of this kind of storage device. It is nothing more…

Q: The disk controller uses ________ at each sector to ensure that the data is not corrupted on data…

A: Required:   The disk controller uses ________ at each sector to ensure that the data is not…

Q: Explain what wear leveling is and why it is necessary for solid-state drives. According to our…

A: SSD is an acronym for Solid-State Drive. It is only a massive storage device including a…

Q: Where is the master boot record (MBR) located?

A: To be determine: Where is the master boot record (MBR) located

Q: Que. Can a single DMA controller perform operations on two different disks simultaneously? i) True…

A: Question.  Can a single DMA controller perform operations on two different disks simultaneously?…

Q: Creating a RAID array is a technique for generating live backups of physical hard drives, however…

A: Introduction: RAID is a data virtualization storage system that brings together several physical…

Q: Which RAID level is also referred to as mirroring?a. 0b. 1c. 4d. 5

A: Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID): Redundant array of independent disks (RAID) provides…

Q: You want to connect a backup unit that can read CD-ROMS, DVD-ROMS, DVD-Videos, and CD-Rs to your…

A: CD-RW discs can be written to many times, and they function somewhat like a hard disk or floppy.…

Q: For greater speed and fault tolerance, what raid level spreads data across many discs

A: What is RAID Redundant Array of Independent/Inexpensive Disks (RAID) is a technology that allows…

Q: For systems with up to four drives attached, what platform specifies such configuration?

A: PATA is also referred to as IDE. This interface is constructed using a 40-pin cable and a connector.…

Q: The overall I/O rate in RAID level 4 is : Select one: a.High b.Very low c.Low d.None of the above

A: In Step 2,  I have provided  Correct  Option  with  explanation.....

Q: Which RAID is the best for a home computer system that experiences frequent power outages?

A: Introduction: RAID is used to improve system and data storage performance. It is not a backup system…

Q: Which RAID level makes use of a shadow mirror) set?

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Q: Most disk drives have a single read/ write head for each disk surface. What is the advantage of…

A: Given that, Most disk drives have a single read/ write head for each disk surface.

Q: Which RAID implementation, Windows or hardware, is more reliable?

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Q: Which method of partitioning a 4-TB hard drive must be used?

A: To be determine: Method of partitioning a 4-TB hard drive

Q: What kind of effects does the superparamagnetic limit have on disc drives?

A: Given: There is a kind of magnetism known as superparamagnetic, which manifests itself in…

Q: three methods to increase the capacity of a hard disk

A: Three methods to increase the capacity of a hard disk

Q: What does the superparamagnetic limit mean for disk drives?

A: Superparamagnetism: A form of magnetism that appears in small ferromagnetic or ferromagnetic…

Q: Which RAID level makes use of a mirror (shadow) set and which does not?

A: Introduction: Mirror set is used to create a RAID level. RAID levels are a collection of RAID…

Q: What part of a disk drive consists of columns of tracks on two or more disk platters? Head…

A: Option(b) is correct.

Q: What exactly is wear levelling and why is it required for solid-state drives (SSDs)?

A: The above question is answered in step 2 :-

Q: Which of the following RAID levels is not fault tolerant?a. RAID 0b. RAID 1c. RAID 4d. RAID 5

A: RAID level Redundant array of independent disks provides sorting same data in different places on…

Q: Differentiate between HDD and SSD? Compare the performance of both drives?

A: First of all let's talk about both the drives: HDD (Hard Disk Drives): HDD are used for storing and…

Q: A CD drive that uses a PATA connection must follow what standard

A: To be determine: CD drive that uses a PATA connection must follow what standard

Q: Which RAID level uses a mirror (shadow) set?

A: RAID level using mirror set RAID levels consists of a set of RAID configurations for creating a…

Q: The disk controller can be told to replace each bad sector logically with one of the spare sectors…

A: Given: The disk controller can be told to replace each bad sector logically with one of the spare…

Q: Creating a RAID array is a technique for generating live backups of physical hard drives, although…

A: RAID is abbreviated as “Redundant Array of Independent Disks. It helps in storing information on…

Q: Which RAID level uses striping with parity?a. 2b. 4c. 1d. 5

A: RAID level 5: RAID 5 is the most common RAID configuration, which replaces RAID level 3 and RAID…

Q: we said that magnetic disks are power hungry as compared to main memory. Why do you think this is…

A: Magnetic storage is the volume of data on a charged medium. It utilizes various examples of charge…

Q: What is the difference between a SLA and a hard disk drive (HDD)?

A: Answer is given below :

Q: What distinguishes a masked read-only memory (ROM) from a one-time password (OTP)?

A: Plastic-encased OTP is a kind of EPROM: ROM software is the least expensive, but it is also the…

Q: What is the logic for the several RAID levels?

A: Additionally, RAID is referred to be a redundant array of separate drives. Why is RAID segmented…

Q: me for a hard

A: Average seek timeAveraged over the source and destination cylinders, the time it takes for a disc…

Q: What is wear leveling, and why is it necessary for solid-state drives (SSDs)?

A: What is wear levelling, and why is it necessary for SSDs to be determined? Wearing Equalizers

Q: It is up to a database administrator to decide how many drives make up a single RAID 5 array For…

A: Introduction: Independent Disks in a Redundant Array (RAID)A RAID is a system that combines two or…

Q: What is the function of a ECC on a disk drive?

A: ECC : The largest block on a hard disk controller is Error Correction Codes (ECC) or Error…

Q: Some new disk drives support native command queuing or tagged queuing. What is that and why is it an…

A: Native command queuing is a feature that allows you to shuffle or reorder the execution of…

Q: What types of situations might cause a disk drive to raise an interrupt? The keyboard?

A: Lets see the solution.

Q: What is the swap space in the disk used for?

A: Introduction : We have asked for the swap space in disk.

Q: What is meant by the superparamagnetic limit mean for disk drives ?

A: Given:

Q: Which parameters are used to evaluate the performance of common storage devices?

A: Answer: The parameters that are used to evaluate the performance of common storage devices are given…

Q: If an SSD can withstand 1 billion analogue cycles, how long will a 1 TB SD drive endure if you write…

A: Introduction:   An SSD(Solid-state drive) is a type of storage device used in computers. This…