Andrew Gallatin (gallatin@cs.duke.edu) wrote:
Is there anyway to get rid of the nice, friendly "You need to restart
your computer...." window which appears in 10.2 when a panic happens?
Its blocking part of the register dump that I'd like to see.
This was on Darwin Dev on tuesday:
As far as I know, this is the bits you can set using the debug boot-args
DB_HALT 0x1 halt at boot-time and wait for debugger attach
DB_PRT 0x2 allows debug output from printf in kernel, to console
DB_NMI 0x4 Keyboard function: enter debugger nub
DB_KPRT 0x8 Enable 'serial' output (for kprintf())
DB_KDB 0x10 This enables the kdb (serial) debugger instead of
gdb (not really new)
DB_SLOG 0x20 Output certain diags to the system log (mostly VM things
for now)
DB_ARP 0x40 Allow the debugger to ARP/route (no need for
permanent ARP entries and can debug across routers)
DB_KDP_BP_DIS 0x80
Now, I've heard people using 0x144, 0x146. Anybody would care to explain the
extra bit missing ?
0x100 turns off the graphical, multilingual panic screen, and reverts to
the old text stack crawl.
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