Hello, I wrote:
>>> I suppose KGDB makes no use of neither of the unwinder
>>>itself nor of the extra section it adds to the kernel, so I
>>>should have said gdb gets muddled in that section -- mine
>>>wasn't all that new, custome patched 6.3... should try the
>>>newer one yet...
>>I would recommend using gdb 6.6. I had good luck with it and seeing
>>reasonable stack back traces. Until I switch to gdb 6.6 I found that the
>>x86_64 did not work to well in fact.
> Yeah, I've just tried 6.6.50 and it kind of worked... until on hit of
> do_mount()
I mean on a certain hit, i.e. not the first one. :-)
> breakpoint and doing a backtrace, the kernel went all random and colorful. :-)
> It still was able to hit the b/p once more, but then got SIGSEGV on the next
> hit:
WBR, Sergei
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