consider a RAM of 64 words with a size of 16 bits.Assume that this memory have a cache memory of 8 Blocks with block size of 32 bits.Draw a diagram to show the address mapping of RAM and Cache, if 4-way set associative memory scheme is used.
Sorry I do not do diagrams
mapping diagram
Usually you don't need the MAC address directly - except perhaps to improve the documentation in a large network.If you know a device's IP address, you can do a pingcommand; before and after, compare the ARP cache - the one that shows assignments of IP addresses to MAC addresses. In Windows, the steps would be more or less like this:Open a command window arp -d * (this will delete the ARP cache)arp -a (this will show the ARP cache)ping ... (this will connect to the IP address you specify)arp -a (show the ARP cache again. Compare with the previous one.)Usually you don't need the MAC address directly - except perhaps to improve the documentation in a large network. If you know a device's IP address, you can do a pingcommand; before and after, compare the ARP cache - the one that shows assignments of IP addresses to MAC addresses. In Windows, the steps would be more or less like this:Open a command windowarp -d * (this will delete the ARP cache)arp -a (this will show the ARP cache)ping ... (this will connect to the IP address you specify)arp -a (show the ARP cache again. Compare with the previous one.)Usually you don't need the MAC address directly - except perhaps to improve the documentation in a large network. If you know a device's IP address, you can do a pingcommand; before and after, compare the ARP cache - the one that shows assignments of IP addresses to MAC addresses. In Windows, the steps would be more or less like this:Open a command windowarp -d * (this will delete the ARP cache)arp -a (this will show the ARP cache)ping ... (this will connect to the IP address you specify)arp -a (show the ARP cache again. Compare with the previous one.)Usually you don't need the MAC address directly - except perhaps to improve the documentation in a large network. If you know a device's IP address, you can do a pingcommand; before and after, compare the ARP cache - the one that shows assignments of IP addresses to MAC addresses. In Windows, the steps would be more or less like this:Open a command windowarp -d * (this will delete the ARP cache)arp -a (this will show the ARP cache)ping ... (this will connect to the IP address you specify)arp -a (show the ARP cache again. Compare with the previous one.)
create a web page to showimage mapping
memory cache is on memory RAM, disk Cache is on the hard drive. They make things to get faster. For instance Google Earth use this disk cache to show you offline images.
to show elevation and landforms
yes we can show you an actual diagram of a angel fish
WHAT DOES THE DIAGRAM SHOW?
yes i can show you a diagram if you go to google and type in a diagram of a cigarette
show diagram of batch operating sstem
show me a diagram of a gill
Diagram of what?