Hi!
> > Linux-2.4.4 has a change, for which I must accept blame,
> > where fork() runs the child first, reducing unnecessary copy-on-write
> > page duplications, because the child will usually promptly do an
> > exec(). I understand this is pretty standard in most unixes.
> >
> > Peter
>> Linux-2.4.4 has a change, for which I must accept blame,
>> where fork() runs the child first, reducing unnecessary copy-on-write
>> page duplications, because the child will usually promptly do an
>> exec(). I understand this is pretty standard in most unixes.
>>
>> Peter Osterlund
> Linux-2.4.4 has a change, for which I must accept blame,
> where fork() runs the child first, reducing unnecessary copy-on-write
> page duplications, because the child will usually promptly do an
> exec(). I understand this is pretty standard in most unixes.
>
> Peter Osterlund not
Linux-2.4.4 has a change, for which I must accept blame,
where fork() runs the child first, reducing unnecessary copy-on-write
page duplications, because the child will usually promptly do an
exec(). I understand this is pretty standard in most unixes.
Peter Osterlund noticed an
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