Answer Posted / basheer
yes.. the swapper is a process that starts by the kernel
before kernel starts the init process.
the job of the swapper process is to starts the init process.
but before Solaris 9, this process called as swapper, from
version 9 onwords, call it as "scheduler" also called "sched"
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