I revived UML/x86_64 by fixing the bugs that had me stymied the last time I
looked at it. It's not in mainline yet, but you can get a working UML by
taking stock 2.6.12-rc3, and adding the incrementals up to and including
skas0 (see http://user-mode-linux.sf.net/patches.html - you'll see a note t
On Monday 02 May 2005 10:59, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I tried to use gdb on the kernel to analyze the TCP/IP stack. After the
> first breakpoint I get a non-ending series of SIGTRAPs (I'm not sure
> whether it's for every instruction or every line of code), which makes
> debugging impossible. The
On Friday 29 April 2005 03:40, Jack wrote:
> hi ,Blaisorblade
> sorry to send this mail stright to you
Sorry that I can't answer... sadly I'm no UML network expert, there are
smarter people around on this subject...
Maybe you can find them on the #uml IRC channel. Also there are various
res
I tried to use gdb on the kernel to analyze the TCP/IP stack. After the first
breakpoint I get a non-ending series of SIGTRAPs (I'm not sure whether it's for
every instruction or every line of code), which makes debugging impossible. The
behaviour persists also after deleting all breakpoints (ie. I
