what does it mean to say that "that we have 2 ways for implementating threads ?"
i came across this statement and i didnt completely understand it. so i googled and found that
we can implement the threads in kernel space and in user space.
they talked about each but i coudn't follow because i didnt get what do they mean by the "implementing threads" to start with .
can anybody PLEASE help?
wonder_laptop
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Jump to PostWell, to answer your second post, your kernel doesn't seem to support user threads at the user level (as stated by the error/message). So you can fix that by either compiling or installing a new kernel.
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wonder_laptop
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another question , what does it mean to say that "User threads are supported at the user level.The kernel is not aware of user threads.this is good on os that do not support thread"
pleassssse explain
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Well, to answer your second post, your kernel doesn't seem to support user threads at the user level (as stated by the error/message). So you can fix that by either compiling or installing a new kernel.
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