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OK, when a program tries to access a page which is not there in the physical memory, we say a page fault has occurred. But say, program tries to write to a page which is read-only and is there in the physical memory. What is that fault called?
According to Intel terminology, it’s
memory access violation, aka#AVexception.(I know, there is [linux] tag, but also there is [x86] tag.)