Difference between user level thread and kernel level thread in operating system
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User threads are supported above the kernel and are implemented by a thread library at the user level. ... User-level threads requires non-blocking systems call, that means a multithreaded kernel. Otherwise, entire process will blocked in the kernel, even if there are runnable threads left in the processes.
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