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1.1       root        1: accept(2) accept: accept a connection on a socket.
                      2: access(2) access: determine accessibility of file.
                      3: acct(2) acct: turn accounting on or off.
                      4: adjtime(2) adjtime: correct the time to allow synchronization of the system clock.
                      5: bind(2) bind: bind a name to a socket.
                      6: brk(2) brk, sbrk: change data segment size.
                      7: chdir(2) chdir: change current working directory.
                      8: chmod(2) chmod: change mode of file.
                      9: chown(2) chown: change owner and group of a file.
                     10: chroot(2) chroot: change root directory.
                     11: close(2) close: delete a descriptor.
                     12: connect(2) connect: initiate a connection on a socket.
                     13: creat(2) creat: create a new file.
                     14: dup(2) dup, dup2: duplicate a descriptor.
                     15: execve(2) execve: execute a file.
                     16: exit(2) _exit: terminate a process.
                     17: fcntl(2) fcntl: file control.
                     18: flock(2) flock: apply or remove an advisory lock on an open file.
                     19: fork(2) fork: create a new process.
                     20: fsync(2) fsync: synchronize a file's in-core state with that on disk.
                     21: getdtablesize(2) getdtablesize: get descriptor table size.
                     22: getgid(2) getgid, getegid: get group identity.
                     23: getgroups(2) getgroups: get group access list.
                     24: gethostid(2) gethostid, sethostid: get/set unique identifier of current host.
                     25: gethostname(2) gethostname, sethostname: get/set name of current host.
                     26: getitimer(2) getitimer, setitimer: get/set value of interval timer.
                     27: getpagesize(2) getpagesize: get system page size.
                     28: getpeername(2) getpeername: get name of connected peer.
                     29: getpgrp(2) getpgrp: get process group.
                     30: getpid(2) getpid, getppid: get process identification.
                     31: getpriority(2) getpriority, setpriority: get/set program scheduling priority.
                     32: getrlimit(2) getrlimit, setrlimit: control maximum system resource consumption.
                     33: getrusage(2) getrusage: get information about resource utilization.
                     34: getsockname(2) getsockname: get socket name.
                     35: getsockopt(2) getsockopt, setsockopt: get and set options on sockets.
                     36: gettimeofday(2) gettimeofday, settimeofday: get/set date and time.
                     37: getuid(2) getuid, geteuid: get user identity.
                     38: intro(2) intro: introduction to system calls and error numbers.
                     39: ioctl(2) ioctl: control device.
                     40: kill(2) kill: send signal to a process.
                     41: killpg(2) killpg: send signal to a process group.
                     42: link(2) link: make a hard link to a file.
                     43: listen(2) listen: listen for connections on a socket.
                     44: lseek(2) lseek: move read/write pointer.
                     45: mkdir(2) mkdir: make a directory file.
                     46: mknod(2) mknod: make a special file.
                     47: mount(2) mount, umount: mount or remove file system.
                     48: open(2) open: open a file for reading or writing, or create a new file.
                     49: pipe(2) pipe: create an interprocess communication channel.
                     50: profil(2) profil: execution time profile.
                     51: ptrace(2) ptrace: process trace.
                     52: quota(2) quota: manipulate disk quotas.
                     53: read(2) read, readv: read input.
                     54: readlink(2) readlink: read value of a symbolic link.
                     55: reboot(2) reboot: reboot system or halt processor.
                     56: recv(2) recv, recvfrom, recvmsg: receive a message from a socket.
                     57: rename(2) rename: change the name of a file.
                     58: rmdir(2) rmdir: remove a directory file.
                     59: select(2) select: synchronous I/O multiplexing.
                     60: send(2) send, sendto, sendmsg: send a message from a socket.
                     61: setgroups(2) setgroups: set group access list.
                     62: setpgrp(2) setpgrp: set process group.
                     63: setquota(2) setquota: enable/disable quotas on a file system.
                     64: setregid(2) setregid: set real and effective group ID.
                     65: setreuid(2) setreuid: set real and effective user ID's.
                     66: shutdown(2) shutdown: shut down part of a full-duplex connection.
                     67: sigblock(2) sigblock: block signals.
                     68: sigpause(2) sigpause: atomically release blocked signals and wait for interrupt.
                     69: sigreturn(2) sigreturn: return from signal.
                     70: sigsetmask(2) sigsetmask: set current signal mask.
                     71: sigstack(2) sigstack: set and/or get signal stack context.
                     72: sigvec(2) sigvec: software signal facilities.
                     73: socket(2) socket: create an endpoint for communication.
                     74: socketpair(2) socketpair: create a pair of connected sockets.
                     75: stat(2) stat, lstat, fstat: get file status.
                     76: swapon(2) swapon: add a swap device for interleaved paging/swapping.
                     77: symlink(2) symlink: make symbolic link to a file.
                     78: sync(2) sync: update super-block.
                     79: syscall(2) syscall: indirect system call.
                     80: truncate(2) truncate: truncate a file to a specified length.
                     81: umask(2) umask: set file creation mode mask.
                     82: unlink(2) unlink: remove directory entry.
                     83: utimes(2) utimes: set file times.
                     84: vfork(2) vfork: spawn new process in a virtual memory efficient way.
                     85: vhangup(2) vhangup: virtually ``hangup'' the current control terminal.
                     86: wait(2) wait, wait3: wait for process to terminate.
                     87: write(2) write, writev: write output.

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