| To: | kgdb <kgdb@xxxxxxxxxxx> |
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| Subject: | Kgdb question |
| From: | Jeff Harrell <jharrell@xxxxxx> |
| Date: | Tue, 18 Jan 2000 13:09:47 -0700 |
| Sender: | owner-kgdb@xxxxxxxxxxx |
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I am currently working on porting linux to a IDT development board that
has a 79RC64475 MIPS processor on it
and would like to run remote kgdb through one of the available serial ports on the board. I downloaded the latest version of the gdb (4.18, I believe) and looked through the gdb-stub code in the SGI/MIPS linux port. It looks like I should be able to debug through this setup. My question concerns the setup of gdb on the host processor. I set the target architecture to mips:4600 (This closely approximates the 64475) and setup the remotedebug variable (baud, etc.). When I look at the processor options (i.e., set processor), I see the following options: generic
Can I get away with using the "generic" version? What impacts
does this have on debugging? Has anybody debugged
Thanks,
-- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Jeff Harrell Work: (801) 619-6104 Broadband Access group/TI jharrell@xxxxxx ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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