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Comparison between Linux And Unix Operating System
What types of processes are not bothered by the swapper in Linux/Unix and why?
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What types of processes are not bothered by the swapper in Linux/Unix and why?
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Zombie process: They do not take any up physical memory.
Processes locked in memories that are updating the region of the process.
Kernel swaps only the sleeping processes rather than the 'ready-to-run' processes, as they have the higher probability of being scheduled than the Sleeping processes.
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