on 9/27/01 12:05 AM, ibm405gp at ibm405.linux at laposte.net wrote: > I saw in a previous message that I would be able to debug modules > instead of generating the kernel each time. > Can somebody give me the procedure to follow?
I'll give you a quick pointer, but maybe someone else will give you a better more detailed procedure. The key is the add-symbol-file command in gdb. It takes an object file and an address. Using insmod -m (I believe - I'm aware from the office right now), you can get the address of where a module gets loaded. Then you use add-symbol-file to teach gdb about this module and where it's at. Scott ** Sent via the linuxppc-embedded mail list. See http://lists.linuxppc.org/
