Thanks to Jonathan and Mike. Yes, I was using the old # instead of `
delimiter. (I couldn't remember the delimiter so I was looking at the
kmdb docs, but apparently I misread or omitted details.)
-- Garrett
Jonathan Adams wrote:
> On Tue, Aug 01, 2006 at 10:13:02AM -0700, Garrett D'Amore w
On Tue, Aug 01, 2006 at 10:13:02AM -0700, Garrett D'Amore wrote:
> Today I was trying to debug a problem with the cardbus driver in b44
> using kmdb, and I tried to set a break point using the delayed syntax
> that I recall using back in the Solaris 8 days:
>
> boot kadb -d
>
> boots and leaves m
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> Today I was trying to debug a problem with the cardbus driver in b44
> using kmdb, and I tried to set a break point using the delayed syntax
> that I recall using back in the Solaris 8 days:
>
> boot kadb -d
>
> boots and leaves me in the
Today I was trying to debug a problem with the cardbus driver in b44
using kmdb, and I tried to set a break point using the delayed syntax
that I recall using back in the Solaris 8 days:
boot kadb -d
boots and leaves me in the kmdb prompt, which I then type:
cardbus`cardbus_rootnex_map+8:b
To s
