Follow-up Comment #7, bug #8 (project grub):
Hm, in case I run it like
(gdb) run /dev/ada1p2 ls /ROOT/kernel/kernel (a file that's recognized by "ls
-l" command)
it DOES stop at the given breakpoint.
But if specify the path to a "not found" file (i.e.
/ROOT/working/freebsd@/boot/kernel/zfs.
Follow-up Comment #6, bug #8 (project grub):
Well, here it beats me. I'm not (yet) a C programmer, so while I can figure
out how to set breakpoints in gdb, I don't know how to add "top level printf"
in a C program.
And without that gdb only outputs multiple "no debugging symbols found"
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