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Sender: humprey@linux1.dlsu.edu.ph (Humprey Sy)
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Subject: Accessing another process's virtual address space
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Does FreeBSD allow a process to read or access the virtual address space 
of another process?  Or if the kernel provides a service that does that?
Or does FreeBSD provide a protection mechanism for this?

- Humprey -