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I was trying to understand the Linux process management and scheduling. I know that the scheduler schedules different processes based on priority/time slicing. But there are kernel tasks(I am not mentioning the process' system calls which takes the process to kernel mode) which has to be done as well (eg: scheduler/timers or some kernel code which runs forever). I did not understand if the scheduler schedules CPU for different processes how the kernel tasks are serviced in between.
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I was trying to understand the Linux process management and scheduling. I know that the scheduler schedules different processes based on priority/time slicing. But there are kernel tasks(I am not mentioning the process' system calls which takes the process to kernel mode) which has to be done as well (eg: scheduler/timers or some kernel code which runs forever). I did not understand if the scheduler schedules CPU for different processes how the kernel tasks are serviced in between.
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I was trying to understand the Linux process management and scheduling. I know that the scheduler schedules different processes based on priority/time slicing. But there are kernel tasks(I am not mentioning the process' system calls which takes the process to kernel mode) which has to be done as well (eg: scheduler/timers or some kernel code which runs forever). I did not understand if the scheduler schedules CPU for different processes how the kernel tasks are serviced in between.
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