Describe the initial process sequence while the system
boots up?
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Whenever the system boots up, daemons are initialised.
The first process that gets initialised is scheduler (PID
0). This in turn initialises init process (PID 1)
vhand,bdflush are the other processes that get initialised
when the system boots up.
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