process resident in memory

From: Mehmet Ersan TOPALOGLU (mersan@ceng.metu.edu.tr)
Date: Tue Mar 18 2003 - 01:28:57 EST

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I am a newbie in kernel programming.
And am sorry if something related previously asked.
I wonder if it is possible to following situation is possible or not.

let say i have a user process p1.
p1 does some malloc, and file i/o etc
i initiate it during boot time.
it stays resident in memory as if kernel it self (??)
and its priority is very very high

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