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What has happened to the 32 and 33 kill signals?

Please enter kill -l in bash and probe number of signals.

What has happened to the 32 and 33 kill signals ?
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Some signal like signal 32 is defined in some unix & solaris

and its mean is "32 No runnable lwp "

but in Linux, this signal has no meaning "32 Unknown signal 32

"

but signal 33 in realtime Linux has meaning "Real-time signal 0"


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jalal
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hossine_raja ...
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Signal 32 ,33 is undocumented

only a person work many time with linux know this question

Response by:
mohamad_kian
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I'm don't see them on Ubuntu !

Does this help ? http://linux.about.com/od/commands/l/blcmdl7_signal.htm

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JimmyC
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