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A double fault is a fault that occurs when a CPU is trying to call an exception handler.true or false?​

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The answer is False.

Explanation:

A double fault is a unique exception that occurs when the CPU is unable to invoke an exception handler. The double fault, for EXAMPLE, occurs if a page fault is caused without ACTUAL registration of a page fault handler in the INTERRUPT Descriptor (IDT).

It is similar to catch-all blocks in PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES with exceptions. A double fault exception occurs if the processor runs into a problem while trying to service or act upon a pending interrupt or exception.



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