Base-limit MMUs can support swapping. What is swapping? Can swapping permit an
application requiring 16M memory to run on a machine with 8M of RAM?
Answer:
-Swapping is the process of saving memory contents belonging to a particular process to a backing store (most commonly a fast and large disk) temporarily and reloading it for continued execution.Unfortunately, it does not permit an application requiring 16MiB of memory to run on a system with less RAM, as the program requires the full contents of its memory to be in the physical memory at any one
time.