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There's nothing wrong with dynamic allocation in a kernel. It is for example better than having fixed size process tables and all the crap that comes with that.
by blackbeard 11y ago
There's nothing wrong with dynamic allocation in a kernel. It is for example better than having fixed size process tables and all the crap that comes with that.
"holy crap I've got to recompile my kernel to get more processes" is so 1995...
- kragen 11y agoYou know what else is "so 1995"? 400-day uptimes.
- blackbeard 11y agoNot really. I have centos boxes that have been up for over 3 years.