Andi Kleen wrote: > Jason Wessel <jason.wessel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > >> In no particular order, tracing, kernel probes, profiling data display, >> kdump, disassembly and kernel mode setting were some of the pieces that >> are on the wish list for integration with the kdb prototype. Kernel >> mode setting is presently the highest priority on the wish list for a >> new feature. >> > > I suspect for a lot of people the highest priority issue would be > a polled USB keybord driver. Or do you plan to use the one from > old kdb (iirc it was pretty crufty) > > There is a working usb keyboard driver in the kdb prototype. I am not certain about the degree to which the driver is robust or not. I had added a uhci implementation to the kdb prototype because I had a uhci keyboard which didn't work at all. The kdb usb code is quite complex and not necessarily the long term approach to the problem. That means that if you have a uchi, ehci or ohci port on your board and typical usb keyboard it has at least the possibility of working. All these sorts of issues require a good deal of testing and review, right now it is at the stage where somethings work, and having other people contribute to the project would be highly desired. Jason. -- Crash-utility mailing list Crash-utility@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/crash-utility
