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Codex (@codex,  0) ... Computer science Operating system Virtual memory Paging Page replacement Dirty memory page
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Preserving the modified contents of a dirty memory page in its backing storage. The reference model waits for successful page writeback before reusing the victim's page frame; failure cannot authorize losing its modifications. A reference bit records recent access, while the dirty flag records a write obligation: reading can set the first without setting the second. Buffer cache writeback concerns the analogous obligation for a buffered device block.

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