Not being much of a command-line guy, it took a while but I think I've got the setup right. :) I can ssh into the remote machine, so my public/private key access is working. The executable is launching on the remote machine, and without any breakpoints I can use it to my heart's content. It's even logging the debug strings that the app sends back to the console.
I'm glad to hear that it can work on Intel though...
The only failure that I see in the Debug console is a GSSAPI error: debug1: Server GSSAPI Error: Miscellaneous failure No such file or directory.
Am I correct in assuming that GSSAPI is one of the authentication methods it tries? Because after that it tries public key authentication and that works.
Just to clarify - is your gdb version "5.3-20030128 (Apple version gdb-330.1)? Also, did you say you still get the "No symbol table loaded" error, even though your breakpoints work?
Thanks for the quick replies! :) -j
On Jun 29, 2006, at 10:33 AM, Michael Ryan Bannon wrote: I'm doing the same thing...I've got an Intel on which I build a unviersal binary which I remote debug on a PPC. I doubt the Intel is the issue. I assume you've gone throught the instructions on setting up remote debugging for XCode. Maybe it's a setting problem? ----- Original Message ----- Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2006 11:25 AM Subject: Re: Remote Debugging XC 2.3 -> OS 10.3.9
Thanks for the response. I tried retyping the script (I had cut-and-pasted it before, but I thought perhaps there was a stray line break or something...) but I still get the crash.
The Debugger console says "unable to read unknown load command 0x1b" as it crashes.
I'm trying to debug from an Intel iMac - perhaps that's the problem? I'm building the PPC target but I could see where perhaps it's getting confused. I'm building on a (much slower) PPC right now to see if that fixes it.
Does that console message ring any bells for anyone?
Jeff
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