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Subject: How does bind work....
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Hi,

Was just wondering what happens, from the application level (socket) to the
device drivers, when any of the socket calls (bind say) is invoked. 

Was just browsing thru the kernel code, and if someone can throw some 
light on this, it will save me a lot of trouble.

Thanks in advance.

-Raj