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How is the process address space handled during process
migration?
 Question Submitted By :: Shiva Kumar
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  Re: How is the process address space handled during process migration?
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When a process migration takes place, all related
information like various registers' values, content of
program counter etc are stored in PCB (Process Control
Block). Then the processor switches to next process.
 
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