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In Linux, both an executing process and the OS have their own stacks. When an executing process is interrupted, its program counter and processor status word are pushed onto the process' stack to save the process CPU state while the interrupt is serviced. Group of answer choices True False

Name: in linux both an executing process and the os have their own stacks when an executing process is interrupted its program counter and processor status word are pushed onto the process stack t 19846
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Description: in linux both an executing process and the os have their own stacks when an executing process is interrupted its program counter and processor status word are pushed onto the process stack t 19846

          In Linux, both an executing process and the OS have their own stacks. When an executing process is interrupted, its program counter and processor status word are pushed onto the process' stack to save the process CPU state while the interrupt is serviced.
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In Linux, both an executing process and the OS have their own stacks. When an executing process is interrupted, its program counter and processor status word are pushed onto the process' stack to save the process CPU state while the interrupt is serviced. Group of answer choices True False