Doooh! Ok, I get it. Never mind. I run the program gdb-break
on the running Hurd system.
Daniel Wagner wrote:
When you attach gdb the kernel, set a breakpoint at gdb_break_stub.
Then start you kernel (pressing 'c').
Say you want to debug a function in the kernel where you don't have
break point, start your compiled gdb-break program on the console.
Now you should hit the gdb_break_stub breakpoint. From there it
should be clear.
BTW, I discovered that "cp -a * /mnt" did not do a very nice job of
duplicating Hurd on another partition. It messed up all the device
files. I decided to reinstall from the tarball to give me a nice clean
environment and test it out as well.
- Doug