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[darwin-dev] Setting kernel gdb to a frame address?
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[darwin-dev] Setting kernel gdb to a frame address?


  • Subject: [darwin-dev] Setting kernel gdb to a frame address?
  • From: Alexander von Below <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 8 Aug 2007 13:28:44 +0200

Hello List,

while this is most certainly more of a gdb question, I believe the case here may be known to some of you.

Sometimes, during two machine debug, my crashes do not land me in the stack of my driver, but somewhere completely different (espeically when the crash was caused by me calling panic). However, I can see the stacktrace on the crashed machine.

I can x/i the addresses, and assemble my own stack trace with info line, but trying to just set the frame to the pointer (i.e. `frame 0x1234abcd') does not work.

Any hints here?

Thanks

Alex

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