The Linux process that even SIGKILL can't kill

URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLaLW84egMk The short version, for anyone who'd rather read it: When a process exits, the kernel frees basically everything: address space, file descriptors, and it never schedules the task again. What stays is a small record — the PID, the exit status, and some CPU accounting — because the parent may still... Weiterlesen