gabriel rosenkoetter wrote:

Sorry late night :-).   I think I was thinking more along the lines of
the following (this is from FreeBSD)

(1) FreeBSD allows u to build a kernel with debugging support (i.e it
contains a gdb remote
debugging  stub).

(2) On boot up the kernel halts waiting for a gdb connection over the
serial line.

(3) U start gdb on another computer and connect to the first one via
tty.

(4) Start debugging.


I guess I should also point out that I am using a G3 which has no serial
port.
Dan had mentioned that ofwboot allowed some form of kernel debugging,
but I cant seem  remember how exactly it worked.

Regards and thanks
Sanjay


On Thu, Jan 20, 2000 at 09:48:27PM -0800, sanjayl wrote:

> > It it possible to do remote kernel
> > debugging on the MAC?
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> You're going to have to explain things a bit more clearly than that.
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