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Actually, very much on the contrary, the processes running inside UML are completely visible as separate threads within the UML process, and you can go poking t
by nneonneo 7y ago
Actually, very much on the contrary, the processes running inside UML are completely visible as separate threads within the UML process, and you can go poking their `proc` files at-will. Also, UML uses a read/write disk image as the rootfs, so any writes to the filesystem will be persisted in the disk image.
- bencollier49 7y agoI thought as much! Thanks.
- svd4anything 7y ago> processes running inside UML are completely visible as separate threads within the UML process Does this mean the UML system can utilize many cores well and SMP was eventually implied?