Christian Weiske wrote:
Hi Christian,
I attached a patch "test-module-kdb_enter.patch".
Apply the patch and build it as a kernel module.
Then do "insmod <path>/kdb_enter.ko" would drop you into kdb.
To exit back to your running kernel, you need to "kill -15 <pid>"
where <pid> is the pid of "insmod" on every cpu of your system.
If you do a "kill ..." on one cpu, and do a "go", you will be
dropped into kdb on a different cpu. You need to clear all
of them to get back.
Hope this help.
Cheers,
- jay
> Hello Bernhard,
>
>> Yes, but you need to press PAUSE to get into KDB. It looks like the
>> keyboard of a MacBook has no PAUSE key. Maybe an external USB keyboard
>> helps. (The internal keyboard of Macs is also connected via USB
>> contrary to most PC laptops where it's still PS/2. So USB support in
>> KDB is mandatory for a MacBook.)
> Changing KDB internally to listen on other keys is no option?
>
>
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