The Right Response to this question is Option A which is ioports.
ioports.:-
- The output of /proc/ioports provides a list of currently registered port regions used for input or output communication with a device. This file can be quite long.
- I/O (Input/Output) ports (also referred to as I/O addresses) are unique locations in memory reserved for communications between the CPU and specific physical hardware devices
How does proc file system work?
- proc is a special file system and is not associated with any hard drive device. Certain files inside /proc can be modified to change the behavior of a running kernel. For example, /proc/sys/ files. Most of the system monitoring commands like ps, top, free, etc use process files inside /proc/ to fetch information
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Correct Question - What file in the /proc directory contains a list of memory address ranges reserved for device use?
a. ioports
b. meminfo
c. iomem
d. misc
