That's a fallacious assumption. Almost every OS has a 'resident' portion, but lots of dynamic stuff that is loaded as-needed.If the OS is loaded into RAM during boot, why can't the system disk be repartitioned or formatted?
Okay, thanks for your answerThat's a fallacious assumption. Almost every OS has a 'resident' portion, but lots of dynamic stuff that is loaded as-needed.
In windows, not just DLLs but also kernel stuff. In Mac, it's similar but a DLL is known as an *.SO (shared object)