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When dealing with monolithic operating systems such as Gaia, where are system calls initiated from to achieve a required system level function?

  • A. Kernel Mode
  • B. Slow Path
  • C. Medium Path
  • D. User Mode
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keikei1228
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Selected Answer: D
In monolithic operating systems like Gaia, system calls are initiated from User Mode to request services or functions that require kernel-level privileges. - User Mode is where applications and processes run with limited privileges. When these applications need to perform a system-level function (e.g., accessing hardware, managing memory, or interacting with the file system), they make a system call to transition into Kernel Mode. - The Kernel Mode is where the operating system's core functions are executed with full privileges.
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