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In message <3B24D535.AC49CE2B@atheros.com>, you write: 

- -> > Yeah, in fact it's on by design more or less; I have a feeling it should
- -> > probably now be ripped out since I just put special-cased code into
- -> > my local tree to turn it off in cpu_Debugger() a few days ago (which
- -> > seems like the Wrong Thing since cpu_Debugger() is generic across all
- -> > MIPS ports).
- -> 
- -> What the ip22 port should do is fill in the db_trap_callback(),
- -> which I added for this exact purpose.  Then the watchdog can be
- -> disabled and re-enabled in MD code.

Cool, thanks.  Soren pointed the very same thing out to me a little bit
ago... I wasn't aware such a thing existed before, though it's just what
I was looking for.

I'll touch up the code to turn off the watchdog in the db_trap_callback()
[I hope it's also called on entry via the magic keystoke, not just for
 "real" traps] and see if I can make the watchdog code compatible with
the wdogctl protocol.

- --rafal

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