Re: Linux and Segments

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Hi,

   Probably the below link may help you understand
things better !

http://whatisthekernel.blogspot.com/2005/01/memory-management-in-linux-kernel.html

Cheers !

--- Andre Luiz da Silva <andrack@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello Friends!!!
> 
> I have one question about Linux and Segments (Paging
> too...)
> 
> I read in the KernelAnalysis-HOWTO, that Linux uses
> only four
> segments, that are: Kernel Code, Kernel Data/Stack,
> User Code
> and User Data/Stack, sure?
> 
> Well... in the other book (Linux Core Comentary) I
> read that each
> process have one LDT.
> 
> My newbie question is: "How can each process alocate
> one LDT, if
> the Linux uses only 4 segments?"
> 
> Sure for my poor English... I'm Brazilian.
> 
> Thank's for any help!
> 
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