I assume that the connection to the SysRq key was done because the ^C
did not work. Right? Sure would like to get ^C to work. Any hints?
For those who don't know:
A ^C from gdb is supposed to cause the target machine to break. This is
done by accepting interrupts from the serial card and looking for ^C in
the data stream.
George
Douglas Kilpatrick wrote:
>
> On Thu, 27 Apr 2000, Mani Manoharan Balaraman wrote:
>
> > The url is ftp://oss.sgi.com/www/projects/kgdb/download/
>
> Ok. That's the remote debugging kernel patch...
>
> The patch available for 2.2 is (IMHO) broken. I have given them a revised
> patch, but no one has posted it to the web page.
>
> I have attached my revised patch to this message. Basically I fixed their
> problems with arg parce-ing, added a SysRq key to attach to the remote
> side, and integrated some changes Tigran (I believe) added to previous
> remote kernel debugging patches that somehow did not make the SGI tree.
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> Doug
> --
> dougk@tislabs.com
> dkilpatr@nai.com
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