On a sparc system, which of the register set of a calling function is passed on as input registers to the called function?

Which of the following caches doesnot change its size dynamically on older solaris systems?

In which of the following contexts do callouts run?

What sequence of key strokes is required to trap into the kadb in a live session?

Which of the following abstractions enables a multi-threaded application to take advantage of the available parallelism?

Which of the following sequences involving a CV is correct if a thread wants to wait for an event?

In which of the following driver interfaces should device instance specific resources be handled?

Can the mutex be locked by one kernel thread and unlocked by another kernel thread?

Which of the following sparc instructions forms the basis of all other locking strategies?

Which of the following sets does a breakpoint at the start of the kernel function ufs_read?

Solaris rw locks are recursive locks. A thread that already holds a lock in the read mode can acquire the lock in the read mode again.