Re: debugging x86 kernel using a hardware debugger

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Thanks for this info zduan.
I have a Corei7 motherboard with Vtx Vtd. I am writing a small
diagnostic baremetal VMM. The listed support for this is only Register
types:
• 386
• System
• Control
• Debug
• MSRs
• Floating point
• MMX™ technology
• SSE

No support for VMX ?

On Wed, May 29, 2013 at 1:30 PM, Zhenzhong Duan
<zhenzhong.duan@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi
> I have ever used ECM-XDP3 by Arium corp. Perfect in debuging assembly.
> http://www.arium.com/product/55/ECM-XDP3-Intel-JTAG-Debugger.html
>
> zduan
>
> On 2013-05-29 15:17, Manish yippie wrote:
>>
>> I have a code running in Ring0 and it is crashing. I do not have any
>> gdb server in my software. It is pure assembly diagnostic software. I
>> am using Corei7
>>
>> In embedded systems I used a hardware debugger (with Jtag), I can stop
>> the core and check the exception registers... I am not able to find
>> the same process in x86 based boards.
>>
>> Can someone point out how they do debugging of assembly code without
>> using gdb.... Or if you use a JTAG/HW debugger please let me know as
>> well
>>
>> thanks
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