Consider a computer system in which a physical page number is 22 bits, a physical address...

  

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Consider a computer system in which a physical page number is 22 bits, a physical address is 32 bits, and a virtual page number is 22 bits. What is the theoretical maximum amount of virtual memory, in GiB, that this system could support (assuming it has enough disk space)? Consider a computer system in which a physical page number is 22 bits, a physical address is 32 bits, and a virtual page number is 22 bits. What is the theoretical maximum amount of virtual memory, in GiB, that this system could support (assuming it has enough disk space)?

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