kernelsäikeiden
Kernelsäikeiden, often translated as kernel threads, are threads that are managed directly by the operating system kernel. Unlike user-level threads, which are managed by a user-space library and are invisible to the kernel, kernel threads are known to the operating system. This means the kernel can schedule them, manage their execution, and handle their synchronization directly.
When a process makes a system call that requires blocking, such as waiting for I/O, a kernel
The primary advantage of kernel threads is their ability to be scheduled independently by the operating system,