Re: gdbserver and Re: hardware questions

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Kevin, et al




If you want more of a "large format" mipsel platform to experiment with, you might be able to find an old "RISC PC" from Siemens or NEC with an R4000 configured little-endian to run NT. Maybe Ralf has one in his attic he'd care to sell you. ;o)


Ralf?


I don't know that it's the root of your problem, but
you should definitely get getty/shells off of whatever
serial port you're trying to use for debug.

If I have no shell running on the serial port, how would I start gdbserver? Would I have to hard code it into the kernel somehow?


Mark

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