Hey, thank you for your answers!
>No. The processes you see are *rump kernel* processes. They have >nothing to do with address spaces (a rump kernel does not know about >address spaces!). A process is just a way of saying which namespace is >being used. For example, file descriptor 0 is different for process n >and process n+1. For remote clients processes also represent >connections to the rump kernel (think e.g. connect()). So when you are talking about namespaces is it similiar to something like CGroups wereeach process can have its own namespace / config? What is each process / namespace for? : - 0 -- System / Kernel - 1 -- ?! - 2 -- Application on Rumprun Thanks! - Vincent
