On Mon, Dec 08, 2003 at 12:48:44PM +0000, Mark and Janice Juszczec wrote: > > Daniel > > > > >Then what ARE you using on the target? > > > > I have a kernel, busybox (for init and sh) and kaffe+associated files. > These have all been cross compiled from i386 for mipsel-linux using gcc > (2.95 or 3.0). > > >You have to connect to some particular debug stub. That determines > >what protocol to use. > > > > > I wanted to test starting the whole thing up and connecting with gdb before > trying to actually debug anything. So, I haven't begun to worry about > debug stubs. GDB has to connect _to_ something :) If you don't have a stub, nothing on your target speaks the GDB protocol. > Frankly, I'm confused as to where they'd go. It seems to me I want to let > the kernel start up on the pda and then use gdb to tell it to start running > kaffe. If that's true, I need debug stubs in kaffe. Am I completely wrong > with this idea? Yes. I recommend you read the GDB manual, on the section describing gdbserver. GDB doesn't connect to the kernel at all, you start a gdbserver process on the target with the path to kaffe. -- Daniel Jacobowitz MontaVista Software Debian GNU/Linux Developer
