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Q: How many bits does a real mode data path use for operating?
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What is mode of data?

the mode of a data set is the number that appears the most in the data. some data sets have no mode.


What happens if there is no mode in a set of data?

Nothing particular. One of the deficiencies of the mode is that a set of data can have none, one or many modes.


How many operating modes does 8086 have?

*minimum mode *maximum mde


When a FTP server configuration is set to bionary how many bits per byte are tranmitted?

Binary mode uses eight bits per byte.


Can you run a computer in safe mode if there is no operating system?

Safe-mode is an option for operating systems whereby many of the extra features are turned off so that one can investigate a problem. Therefore and operating system is required


What does 64 bit processing mean?

32-bit or 64-bit is the number of data bits that a computer can handle in a register, with the data bus, with an instruction manipulation, etc. In a "standard" 8-bit per byte system, 32 bits can hold four bytes, and 64 bits can hold 8 bytes. The designations 32-bit and 64-bit also refer to the operating mode of the processor. The IA-32 architecture, which started with the 80386 microprocessor, could handle 32-bit data and it had a 32-bit address bus. That is a 4GB address space, of which 2GB is used for the program, 1GB is used for shared DLL's, and 1GB is used for the operating system. While a 32-bit address space is quite large, some programs, particularly database programs, need to manuipulate more than 2GB without needing to "think" about address segmentation. The 64-bit architecture solves this by allowing much larger address spaces to be created, up to 8TB, depending on the operating system. The operating system runs in 64-bit mode, and it supports programs written in both 64-bit mode and 32-bit mode.


What is a chmod in reference to an operating system?

It sets the access permission of a file. Allowing permission of a file to follow a certain path. It also will modify the mode bits and extends the access control.


What type of computer generally runs one program at a time as fast as it can?

That doesn't sound like a type of computer, but an operating mode (and type of operating system). That operating mode would be called real mode. Real mode doesn't have any multitasking abilities that the software doesn't give it. Real mode was primarily used in MS DOS.


The groups of wires that transfer data are known as the?

There are multiple wires connecting each sub-unit and data is exchanged using a parallel transfer mode. This mode of operation results in minimal delays in transferring each word. • In parallel transmission, all the bits of data are transmitted simultaneously on separate communication lines. • In order to transmit n bits, n wires or lines are used.


What is the name of the diagnostic mode operating system?

Safe mode


What happens if you transfer an executable program file in ASCII mode?

When files are transferred in ASCII mode, the transferred data is considered to contain only ASCII formatted text. The party that is receiving the transferred data is responsible for translating the format of the received text to one that is compatible with their operating system.


What does mode for the set of data mean?

The mode of the data is the number which occurs most frequently in the given set of data.