Does “init†run in kernel space?
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I am new to linux,just want to ask which processes run in kernel space? I read somewhere that init runs in user space.But init boots up the system,it should run in kernel space.
Please clarify my doubt.Thanks in advance.
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I am new to linux,just want to ask which processes run in kernel space? I read somewhere that init runs in user space.But init boots up the system,it should run in kernel space.
Please clarify my doubt.Thanks in advance.
Bruce
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The kernel runs in kernel space. 'Init' is not the kernel. 'Init' interacts with the kernel and supervises the other processes..
– user535733
Feb 5 at 13:18
"But init boots up the system,it should run in kernel space." why does the first mean the second should be true?
– muru
Feb 5 at 14:45
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I am new to linux,just want to ask which processes run in kernel space? I read somewhere that init runs in user space.But init boots up the system,it should run in kernel space.
Please clarify my doubt.Thanks in advance.
Bruce
kernel
edited Feb 5 at 12:38
WinEunuuchs2Unix
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asked Feb 5 at 12:25
Bruce Wayne
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I am new to linux,just want to ask which processes run in kernel space? I read somewhere that init runs in user space.But init boots up the system,it should run in kernel space.
Please clarify my doubt.Thanks in advance.
Bruce
kernel
kernel
edited Feb 5 at 12:38
WinEunuuchs2Unix
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asked Feb 5 at 12:25
Bruce Wayne
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edited Feb 5 at 12:38
WinEunuuchs2Unix
36.7k760138
asked Feb 5 at 12:25
Bruce Wayne
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edited Feb 5 at 12:38
WinEunuuchs2Unix
36.7k760138
edited Feb 5 at 12:38
WinEunuuchs2Unix
36.7k760138
edited Feb 5 at 12:38
WinEunuuchs2Unix
36.7k760138
36.7k760138
asked Feb 5 at 12:25
Bruce Wayne
1
asked Feb 5 at 12:25
Bruce Wayne
1
asked Feb 5 at 12:25
Bruce Wayne
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The kernel runs in kernel space. 'Init' is not the kernel. 'Init' interacts with the kernel and supervises the other processes..
– user535733
Feb 5 at 13:18
"But init boots up the system,it should run in kernel space." why does the first mean the second should be true?
– muru
Feb 5 at 14:45
add a comment |Â
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The kernel runs in kernel space. 'Init' is not the kernel. 'Init' interacts with the kernel and supervises the other processes..
– user535733
Feb 5 at 13:18
"But init boots up the system,it should run in kernel space." why does the first mean the second should be true?
– muru
Feb 5 at 14:45
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The kernel runs in kernel space. 'Init' is not the kernel. 'Init' interacts with the kernel and supervises the other processes..
– user535733
Feb 5 at 13:18
The kernel runs in kernel space. 'Init' is not the kernel. 'Init' interacts with the kernel and supervises the other processes..
– user535733
Feb 5 at 13:18
"But init boots up the system,it should run in kernel space." why does the first mean the second should be true?
– muru
Feb 5 at 14:45
"But init boots up the system,it should run in kernel space." why does the first mean the second should be true?
– muru
Feb 5 at 14:45
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The kernel runs in kernel space. 'Init' is not the kernel. 'Init' interacts with the kernel and supervises the other processes..
– user535733
Feb 5 at 13:18
"But init boots up the system,it should run in kernel space." why does the first mean the second should be true?
– muru
Feb 5 at 14:45