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1.1 ! root 1: I/O control requests ! 2: Datakit ! 3: automatic dialers ! 4: file descriptor ! 5: file name ! 6: file system ! 7: file system type ! 8: gateway machine ! 9: intermediate modules ! 10: IP packets ! 11: IPC routines ! 12: kernel code ! 13: name translation ! 14: network connection ! 15: network server ! 16: multi-player game ! 17: port number s ! 18: remote file system ! 19: server process ! 20: special file ! 21: stream ! 22: terminal processing ! 23: user id ! 24: /cs c ! 25: /etc/netcaller program f ! 26: /etc/utmp file f ! 27: ipclisten S ! 28: ipcopen S ! 29: auth c ! 30: con c ! 31: ipcaccept S ! 32: ipccreat S ! 33: ipcreject S ! 34: login S ! 35: mount S ! 36: pi C ! 37: pipe S ! 38: I read S ! 39: recvfile S ! 40: remote mail ! 41: remote login ! 42: remote system ! 43: rlogin c ! 44: I select c ! 45: sendfile S ! 46: service manager ! 47: socket ! 48: TCP/IP ! 49: uucp file-transfer f ! 50: vismon c ! 51: I write S ! 52: Interprocess Communication g ! 53: Establishing Communication s ! 54: New System Mechanisms s ! 55: Generalized Mounting s ! 56: Passing Files s ! 57: Talking to Users s ! 58: Network Calling: Simple Form s ! 59: Process Connections ! 60: Connection Server ! 61: Addresses s ! 62: IPC Implementation s ! 63: Network Managers ! 64: Service Manager ! 65: I phone S ! 66: I dk S ! 67: I tcp S ! 68: Ethernet
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