Hi Liam, On Fri, Feb 23, 2001 at 02:26:42PM +1000, Liam Davies wrote: > I would like to remote debug my kernel. > On the Cobalt box I have there is (allegedly) a bootloader bug that > stops the > kernel being any larger than 1M/2.5M, compressed/uncompressed. > I have stripped the kernel bare but can't get much lower than 6M > uncompressed. > > Is there any way I can have a mini-remote debugging kernel?? It sounds like the kernel on the target system still has the debug symbols in it. The symbols are actually only needed in the kernel on the host end. (present on the same machine as gdb.) You can strip the kernel you put on your target with strip --strip-unneeded vmlinux This should allow you to use more then a bare kernel. It seems that you have fallen prey to a common misconception about remote debugging. Hope this helps. Regards, Curtis Veit curtisv@lineo.com
