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Hello,
I have downloded the kernel source from kernel.org and applied kdb patch. (version linux-2.4.18.tar.gz, kdb-v2.1-2.4.18-common-1 and kdb-v2.1-2.4.18-i386-1
No problem with that.
I recompiled the kernel after enabling kdb in kernel hacking.
I have installed the newly compiled kernel.
My default run level was 5 (X windows).
I had problem in bringing up X Windows.
I changed the run level to 3.
system cam up well. I could press 'pause' and enter into kdb.
I could execute few commands. But as soon as I try to execute "go" command, system getting hanged. After that nothing works, keyboard getting locked.
Also can we see the C Source in kdb?
Have a nice time.
Arun
"Keith Owens" wrote:
On Thu, 5 Dec 2002 10:25:14 +0800 ,
"Zhang, Sonic" wrote:
> What do you mean "[A for up arrow"?
> Isn't the "up arrow" represented by character '^P' in the ASCII
>table?
> Does the serial console transfer the "up arrow" in a different
>character?
People who use serial consoles expect to press the up-arrow key on the
second machine and have it work the same way as up-arrow on a PC
keyboard. The PC keyboard uses scancodes which your patch covered.
Pressing up arrow on a second machine over a serial line sends whatever
character sequence the remote emulator assigns to up arrow, the most
common (VT100) uses [A.
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