Hi, > I am now able to get into the kernel debugging, I am > assuming though I need to be looking at the > information just before it fails. When I type :c it > resumes as expected, but it reboots to quickly. Is > there anyway to step through the process so I can see > what happens just before it fails, or am I going > about this the wrong way?
Yes there is a way. But I am warning you, it can be quite painful :-). What I would suggest is this: - boot -kd - at the kernel debugger prompt type the following: > ::bp configure > ::bp impl_bus_reprobe > :c These commands set a breakpoint in configure() and impl_bus_reprobe(). Once you hit the configure() breakpoint type :c. When you hit impl_bus_reprobe() type ::step out. From there type ::step over (or use the keyboard shortcut '[' ) Note the last instruction executed before your system reboots. HTH Regards, J-F > > Cheers > CV This message posted from opensolaris.org
