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computer operating systems,
init (short for initialization) is the
first process started during booting of the
operating system.
Init is a
daemon process that...
- are disabled),
device initialisation (when file I/O is allowed) and
InitComplete phase.
After initialisation of the
display driver,
Windows switches to...
- distributions. Its
primary component is a "system and
service manager" — an
init system used to
bootstrap user
space and
manage user processes. It also provides...
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Upstart is a
discontinued event-based
replacement for the
traditional init daemon—the
method by
which several Unix-like
computer operating systems perform...
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Init_DLLs are
loaded into
every process that
loads User32.dll
during the
initial call of that DLL.
Beginning with
Windows Vista, App
Init_DLLs are...
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After every command and response,
there is a
carriage return sent to
complete the command.
While the
original Hayes command set
represented a huge leap...
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process loses its parent,
init becomes its new parent.
init periodically executes the wait
system call to reap any
zombies with
init as parent. Synchronously...
- ~/.emacs.d/
init.el, and ~/.config/emacs/
init.el, as well as
similar variations on ~/.config/emacs/early-
init.el.
Emacs reads early-
init.el
first if it...
- when it is
turned on and
after the
firmware initialization is performed. An
init program, such as the
traditional sysvinit and the
newer systemd,
OpenRC and...
- s_task_join(__await__, g_stack1); } int main(int argc, char* argv) { s_task_
init_system(); //create the main task s_task_create(g_stack_main, sizeof(g_stack_main)...
