On Thu, 10 Aug 2023, Emmanuel Dreyfus wrote:
Hello
I have a 9.3/i386 kernel with DDB option built-in.
I did sysctl -w hw.cnmagic=12345
Now on the console, if I type 123456 the 5 will be ommitted and I
will not drop into DDB. It displays 12346
It does not folow hw.cnmagic value. For instance if hw.cnmagic=a
I can type as many a that I want on the console, I never drop into
DDB, and no a is ever displayed.
Anyone has an idea why?
Proof that DDB is built-in;
# sysctl ddb
ddb.radix = 16
ddb.maxoff = 1048576
ddb.maxwidth = 80
ddb.lines = 24
ddb.tabstops = 8
ddb.onpanic = 0
ddb.fromconsole = 0
Change this to
ddb.fromconsole = 1
ddb.tee_msgbuf = 0
ddb.commandonenter =
ddb.panicstackframes = 65535
ddb.dumpstack = 1
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