Linux kdb command and linuxkdb command

Linux kdb command and linuxkdb command

I. Introduction

The Linux kernel debugger (KDB) allows you to debug the Linux kernel. This tool, like its name, is essentially a patch of kernel code, which allows experts to access the kernel memory and data structure. One of the main advantages of KDB is that it does not need to be debugged on another machine: You can debug the running kernel. In this article, we will start with information on downloading KDB patches, patching, (re-Compiling) the kernel, and starting KDB. Then we will understand the KDB commands and study some common commands. Finally, we will look at some details about settings and display options.

 

Ii. installation and configuration

Http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_4ba5b45e0102e4rl.html

Patch for ehci Compilation

Http://oss.sgi.com/pipermail/kdb/2009-December/002074.html

 

Iii. Instances

Http://blog.chinaunix.net/uid-12076195-id-229352.html