On Mon, 26 Apr 1999, Martin J. Laubach wrote:
> | asparagus:1 [~/local/tmp3] % gdb netbsd
...
>   which isn't really saying all that much, is it. Is there a magic
> incantation to actually get useful data out the dump?

Yes - call gdb with "gdb netbsd.gdb".

For that, you need to make a kernel compiled with -g first: add
"makeoptions DEBUG=-g" to your kernel config file, rebuild the kernel.
Put the resulting "netbsd" into /, and if it crashes use the resulting
crash dump on "netbsd.gdb". You will probably not want to actually put the
netbsd.gdb into /netbsd.

 - Hubert

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