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krishna wrote:

> Thank you. I am able to use UML.

This needs to be advocated more profusely as a experimentation mechanism 
suitable for people just wanting to have an overview initially.

Sure, it's not great for figuring out the lower level stuff, but it 
shines if you want to pick apart the overall VM or sched stuff.

Cheers,

Jon.