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From: "Nicolas Cormier" <n.cormier@gmail.com>
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Subject: Play with the VM
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Hi,
I have some questions about virtual memory and the freebsd implementation.
I am trying to map in userland (with a syscall like mmap) some
anonymous data (from sockets, files ...).
What's the best way to do this ? There are callbacks in the VM when a
user process tries to access a specific address ?

Thanks in advance
-- 
Nicolas Cormier