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<p><a href="page.php?w=daemon_%28computing%29">daemons</a>, although by patching the underlying OS code, they had the capability to modify existing OS behaviour, the other two did not.</p>

<p><big>The INIT mechanism</big></p>
<p>The concept of extensions was not present in the original Macintosh system software, but the system nevertheless had a private patching mechanism that developers soon learned to take advantage of - the INIT loader. This code would search for system resources of type 'INIT', and load and run them at boot time. The code resources</p><p>
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