What do people mean when they mention Ring0,ring1

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the meaning of the terms Ring0 and Ring1, with participants exploring various interpretations and contexts in which these terms might be used. The scope includes technical definitions, potential applications in operating systems, and humorous takes on the terminology.

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Main Points Raised

  • One participant suggests that Ring0 and Ring1 might refer to token ring network interfaces in Unix-based operating systems, citing a link for further information.
  • Another participant proposes that the terms could relate to Protected Mode privileges in x86 processors, also providing a reference.
  • Several participants engage in light-hearted speculation, with one jokingly suggesting it might refer to telephone ringing sounds.
  • Another humorous comment references the Beatles, claiming Ring0 was their drummer, who was replaced by clones named Ring1, Ring2, and Ring3.
  • One participant expresses curiosity about the origins of the terms and seeks clarification, indicating a desire for more information.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants do not reach a consensus on the meaning of Ring0 and Ring1, with multiple competing interpretations presented and no definitive agreement on their significance.

Contextual Notes

Some interpretations depend on specific technical contexts, such as operating systems or processor architecture, while others are more humorous and speculative in nature.

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What do people mean when they mention Ring0,ring1...?
I don't know what they are...
Please help me ,
Thanks a lot
 
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It might also refer to the Protected Mode privileges in an x86 processor.

http://my.execpc.com/~geezer/os/pm.htm
 
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Thanks a lot,
 
Could it be the sounds of your telephone ringing? Just kidding...
I have not idea, it would be interesting to actually find out what it means exactly. FUN
 
Ring0 was the Beatles drummer. He actually died quite early in their career, and they replaced him with clones - Ring1, Ring2, Ring3...
 
killerinstinct said:
Could it be the sounds of your telephone ringing? Just kidding...
I have not idea, it would be interesting to actually find out what it means exactly. FUN
Thanks,
Both of the links above are what I am looking for...
 
I wonder you heard this from. Ring0, Ring1, Ring2?
Associated with Beatles?
 
Everywhere, from many people!
 

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