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2 INTRODUCTION TO OPERATING SYSTEMS THE CRUX OF THE PROBLEM: HOW TO VIRTUALIZE RESOURCES One central question we will answer in this book is quite simple: how does the operating system virtualize resources? This is the crux of our problem. Why the OS does this is not the main question, as the answer should be obvious: it makes the system easier ...
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