Keith Owens wrote:
> Conflict! The SGI kernel debugging code (kdb) uses interrupt 0x81. It
> is in kdb v0.6, kdb v1.1, the latest IKD patch and the SGI XFS code,
> all of which have been released to the wild. Look for KDBENTER_VECTOR.
--- Thank-you, BTW, for pointing this out, but do you know if 0x82 or 0x7f would be good choices? Figures -- it'd be someone else here @ SGI... see -- now if it'd been me, I'da used 0x7f for the debugger thinking to myself that 0x80 is the start of some number of vectors reserved for the main ia32 kernel code. But that's just my logic. Perhaps the author's intent was to have it mainlined.Didn't I remember hearing that it was removed? I know we keep track of SYSCALL numbers even when they are obsolete -- is there a similar INT vector list?
Sorry for the brevity of my previous reply -- I hadn't had any coffee yet is my only excuse...:-/
-l
-- Linda A Walsh | Trust Technology, Core Linux, SGI law@sgi.com | Voice: (650) 933-5338
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