|> > PWR n/a exit (normal systems would ignore by default)
|>
|> I don't think so; SIGPWR sent to init means it should shut down the
|> system as soon as possible. If init dies
init never dies by a signal it doesn't handle.
|> > STKFLT n/a exit (this is Linux-specific junk)
|> > UNUSED n/a exit (this is Linux-specific junk)
|>
|> I would still like to suggest these two getting recycled as SIGTHREAD1
|> and SIGTHREAD2, for LinuxThreads to use.
That's not needed. See glibc.
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