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    I want to know how a read/write calls is accomplished in linux? I mean how a function say read() will read the data from a file. What all will be the steps from user mode read() function call to kernel mode? Will anybody explain the steps or let me know any site from where I can get this info?

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      I want to know how a read/write calls is accomplished in linux? I mean how a function say read() will read the data from a file. What all will be the steps from user mode read() function call to kernel mode? Will anybody explain the steps or let me know any site from where I can get this info?

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      It's not possible to give a complete answer to this question here. I would suggest you find a copy of the Linux source (it's open source so free) and read through the code. Alternatively I expect there are many books describing how Linux works, try a Google search for some possibilities.

      It's time for a new signature.

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        It's not possible to give a complete answer to this question here. I would suggest you find a copy of the Linux source (it's open source so free) and read through the code. Alternatively I expect there are many books describing how Linux works, try a Google search for some possibilities.

        It's time for a new signature.

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        ok thanks

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