Subject
Computer Science
Topic
Computer Fundamental
Which serial-interface problem can occur if a sender transmits faster than a receiver can process data and no effective flow control/buffering is used?
Which serial-interface problem can occur if a sender transmits faster than a receiver can process data and no effective flow control/buffering is used?
a)
Disk fragmentationb)
Cache coherence failurec)
Buffer overrund)
Pixel burn-inExplanation
A receiver can lose incoming bytes when its buffer fills faster than software can service it.Related questions
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