|> On 12 Apr 1999, Andreas Schwab wrote:
|> > |> Tigran Aivazian wrote:
|> > |> > 3. Use what all good Linux books recommend: compile with -g and then do
|> > |> > gdb vmlinux /proc/kcore.
|> > |> > (does not work, try it and see).
|> >
|> > What's wrong with using an a.out style kcore? I haven't encountered any
|> > problems yet.
|>
|> The only problem I encountered is mentioned in the brackets above - i.e.
|> it does not work (for me, using latest versions of relevant packages).
|> Indeed, try "p task[1]->comm". It will not work for aout /proc/kcore but
|> works just fine for /proc/kcore_elf.
That works just well for me, but i'd guess that's because the kernel
starts at address 0 on m68k, but != 0 on ix86.
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