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Re: MAGIC PIDs (was Re: magic??)
robert owen thomas (rthomas
pamd.cig.mot.com)Thu, 2 Feb 1995 10:40:25 -0600
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what, exactly, is a "MAGIC PID"? is this a change in the priority/nice level? pid's, in general, are assigned on a rotary (more-or-less) basis. has some kernel hack set aside a block of actual pids? this seems odd. so then, what is being changed in /dev/kmem? priority? nice? pid? regards, --robert -- o robert owen thomas: Unix consultant. MAILER-DAEMON. user scratching post. o o e-mail: rthomaspamd.cig.mot.com --or-- robt
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