the instruction ... a memory accesscausesa page fault
execution of the program ... the instructionresultedin the page fault
The first access to the pagecausesa page fault
current instructioncauseda page fault
this ARM instruction(passive) caused bypage fault
A store instructionmay causea page fault
The ENTER instructioncausesa page fault
the instruction executionwould causea page fault
the process will try to access that pagewill triggera page fault
every memory accesscan causea page fault
Some innocent memory accessmight triggerpage fault
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to execute the first instructioncausinga page fault
the CPU executing process instruction(passive) caused bya page fault
one thread in a processcausesa page fault
that a process is Thrashingcausinga page fault
a subsequent access by any instruction to a traced pagewould triggera page fault
1 word instruction fetchcauseda page fault
execution of the computer program ... the same instructionresultedin the page fault
a branch instruction ... a load instructioncausesa page fault
any attempted access to the pagecausesa page fault
the machine code instructionresultedin the page fault
an invalid memory access [ 0169(passive) caused bya page fault
an invalid memory access [ 0160(passive) caused bya page fault
an invalid memory access 3(passive) caused bya page fault
the load instruction in native object codedoes triggera page fault
The attempt to fetch the instructioncausesa page fault
The first memory access after enabling paging , the ret instructioncausesa page fault
The A bit in a PDE ... an instructioncausesa page fault
the data requested by the instructioncauseda page fault
which program or thingis causingPage Fault
the program portionsresultingin the page fault
Process requests virtual address not in memory ,causinga page fault
The � next instruction � on the application or systemtriggersa page fault
only one access in 1000causesa page fault
such that subsequent attempts to access the device by the processcausesa page fault
even a read accesswill triggera page fault
the initiated read access(passive) caused bya page fault
a virtual machine attempting to access a pagemay causea page fault
mark pages above the top of the stack as invalid → memory accesswill causea page fault
your system to crashwill causeyour system to crash
the following sequence to occur:- 1.Trap to the OScausesthe following sequence to occur:- 1.Trap to the OS
to a kernel crash from itleadingto a kernel crash from it
the following sequence to occur : - Trap to the operating systemcausesthe following sequence to occur : - Trap to the operating system
a delay of another 30 nscausesa delay of another 30 ns
from an operation of the memory area where the present bit is 0resultingfrom an operation of the memory area where the present bit is 0
from a Memory Flow Controller ( MFC ) direct memory accessresultingfrom a Memory Flow Controller ( MFC ) direct memory access
a long delay(passive) caused bya long delay
a major delaycausesa major delay
unpredictable delaycausesunpredictable delay
in a segmentation fault ... and a signal is sent to the process to kill itresultsin a segmentation fault ... and a signal is sent to the process to kill it
from a memory request to load code that is not currently available and may trigger the retrieval of code from the networkmay resultfrom a memory request to load code that is not currently available and may trigger the retrieval of code from the network
Mapped reads(passive) are triggered byMapped reads
a processor to send an exception corresponding to the page faultcausesa processor to send an exception corresponding to the page fault
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a task switchcausesa task switch
a VM exit ... but be presented to a virtualization fault handler instead of the handler installed using the architectural mechanisms configured by the guest softwarecould triggera VM exit ... but be presented to a virtualization fault handler instead of the handler installed using the architectural mechanisms configured by the guest software
( This is a conflict between the operating system and the CPU designwould result( This is a conflict between the operating system and the CPU design
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because a memory page that has not been restored into VM 's physical memory is accessedis triggeredbecause a memory page that has not been restored into VM 's physical memory is accessed
in millions of clock periods of delayresultsin millions of clock periods of delay
from the address translation requestresultingfrom the address translation request
the operating system to load the missing page into memory from secondary storagepromptsthe operating system to load the missing page into memory from secondary storage
a blue screen crash insteadtriggersa blue screen crash instead
a program or your entire computer to crashcausinga program or your entire computer to crash
a trap into kernel mode and the stack would switch to the kernel mode stack which is guaranteed to be in memorycausesa trap into kernel mode and the stack would switch to the kernel mode stack which is guaranteed to be in memory
the operating system 's memory management routines to create the appropriate translations before returning control to the applicationwill triggerthe operating system 's memory management routines to create the appropriate translations before returning control to the application
the operating system is called to find the approriate mapping from the page table , stored in ram , and load it into the the tlb asis triggeredthe operating system is called to find the approriate mapping from the page table , stored in ram , and load it into the the tlb as
a page fault handler , a functional component of the operating system , to map the accessed virtual memory page to a corresponding physical memory pagecausesa page fault handler , a functional component of the operating system , to map the accessed virtual memory page to a corresponding physical memory page
from a stack access ... to create a superpage table entry if the page fault did result from a stack access , and to create a TLB entry for the superpageresultedfrom a stack access ... to create a superpage table entry if the page fault did result from a stack access , and to create a TLB entry for the superpage
a delay in processing time since the process being run must be halted while the page is located and swapped back into physical memorytypically causesa delay in processing time since the process being run must be halted while the page is located and swapped back into physical memory
a bug checkcausesa bug check
the pager to read the appropriate page or pages from the backing store and into core memorythen causesthe pager to read the appropriate page or pages from the backing store and into core memory
a page fault on it 's stackcausesa page fault on it 's stack
Sometimes the X server crashes due to a GPU lockup(passive) caused bySometimes the X server crashes due to a GPU lockup
from a memory request to load code , or a filemay resultfrom a memory request to load code , or a file
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