How does the kernel maintains the cwd for the processes ??

From: Rahul Shrivastava (rahuls@noida.hclt.com)
Date: Sat Jul 29 2000 - 01:23:18 EST

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hi all,
I am a newcomer to the world of linux. I have few queries which i guess u
could explain.

        1) how does the kernel maintain the cwd for a process ?
        2) how is the 'cd' command implemented in the kernel?
        3) which are the related files ?

        Your early response is appreciated.
        Please do reply.
        Thanks in advance.

Rahul

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