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Date: Wed, 09 Jan 2002 13:44:40 -0400
From: Senhua Tao <stao@nbnet.nb.ca>
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Subject: absolute path of a process
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Hi,

    I am new to linux kernel. I like to know is there any way to find
the absolute path of a process.  I mean, how the kernel  knows which
process is currently running? I tried to follow  the current  variable
but got lost. Is the inode struct should I look at?

Thanks.

Sen Tao

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