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What happens when a process is preempted?

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Answered by sunaaa

The device driver makes process A runnable and returns. Rather than returning to the interrupted processB, the kernel now preempts B from processing, resuming execution of the awakened process A. Another interesting situation occurs when several processes contend for kernel resources.

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