I'm working with uml on a 2.6.9.5-EL-smp RedHat 4AS system. I've got it
compiled with TT support and proxy thread support, since the host is
running a stock kernel, which as far as I can tell for RedHat, doesn't
support SKAS mode. I'm trying to gdb the kernel, and when I issue the
kill -USR1
I've seen lots of questions about debugging modules using gdb under
2.6.9+ kernels, but very few answers, at least that I've found through
use of sourceforge's search function. Is there a collection or an
updated HOWTO like the one on the uml sourceforge page on how to debug
loadable modules u
Resending to list, not just BB.
Blaisorblade wrote:
On Wednesday 06 July 2005 19:44, Allan Graves wrote:
I've seen lots of questions about debugging modules using gdb under
2.6.9+ kernels,
What's special about those kernels?
Far as i could tell, that's where
should be
debugging modules in 2.6.
Allan
Blaisorblade wrote:
On Wednesday 06 July 2005 19:44, Allan Graves wrote:
I've seen lots of questions about debugging modules using gdb under
2.6.9+ kernels,
What's special about those kernels?
but very few answers, at least that I&
Okay, I'm using TT mode on a 2.4 host, with a 2.6 guest. When I send
the kill -USR1 to get gdb, all i get is:
-
GNU gdb Red Hat Linux (6.1post-1.20040607.52rh)
Copyright 2004 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
GDB is free software, covered by the GNU General Public License, and you are
welcome
Hi guys, from the lists, this looks like it should work. Its not
though, and so my question. :)
I'm working on debugging a module, and it panics and takes down uml.
I'm running uml in a gdb session, but since UML exits after the panic
code, i don't have a backtrace, context, or really anything
Can anyone confirm to me whether the redhat el5 has UML in it? Its
based off the 2.6.18 stream, and while it contains the UML menuconfig,
it looks very old. I'm going to compare against a 2.6.18 vanilla, but
thought I'd ask here first.
Thanks!
Allan
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