Kernel debugger

[John R. Levine]

In article <4333 at amelia.nas.nasa.gov> izen at cwru.cwru.edu (Steven H. Izen) writes:
>Maybe you can answer a question for me.  I've RTFMd and not been able to
>figure this one out.  TFM mentions setting breakpoints, but NOWHERE does it
>say how to start the kernel executingg again!

The trick here is reasoning by analogy:  What is the regular unix program the
most similar to the kernel debugger?  dc, of course.  How do you get out of
dc?  By typing ctrl/D.  (Only wimps type q.)  Case solved.  The manual could
be more helpful, although typing "help" to the debugger does tell you this.
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