> On Sat, 16 Oct 1999, Alan Wang wrote:
>> Hi, everyone:
>> i am working on a linux kernel on which i did some
>> modification. now i start to debug it until i found it's so hard
>> to debug a kernel. i was told the gdb could do something like
>> remote debug. does anyone has any experiences on it. i want to
>> know how to write the stub routine for kernel. it will be great
>> helpful if you can show me how to do it step by step. thank you
>> in advance.
> Try looking on gcom.com.
> Download the kgdb-stubxxxx patch, and you will be able to debug
> your kernel via a serial connection using th ddd frontend. The
> dokumentation of the patch will help you configuring gdb. I work
> with this patch for a jear, and its very helpfull, if you have
> problems using it, feel free to contact me.
There is an interactive kernel debugger patch from
an SGI employee. It can be found at:
The Linux Kernel Patch Archive
http://linux-patches.rock-projects.com/
I've also heard of a set of kernel patches that allows Linux
to be run as a user space process (for development and debugging).
Search the kernel mailing list archives for details. A good
set of links to finding kernel resources is at:
Linuxcare - Kernel Traffic (http://kt.linuxcare.com/)
> Regards
> Vasili
>> Regards,
>> Wang
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