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No preemption
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Can be prevented in several ways. But
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whenever a
process must release a resource
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who’s usage is in
progress, the state of this
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resource must be
saved for later resumption.
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Hence: practical
only when the state of a
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resource can be
easily saved and restored
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later, such as
the processor.
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