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How Kernel Uses The Address Space? |
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Answer» OFTEN the kernel code and data are mapped into every address SPACE at the same LOCATION. When a process makes a SYSTEM call or an exception occurs, there is no need to switch to a new set of address mappings. Often the kernel code and data are mapped into every address space at the same location. When a process makes a system call or an exception occurs, there is no need to switch to a new set of address mappings. |
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