On Wed, 13 Aug 2008, Brian Foster wrote: > Re the FS²: When it works, my (somewhat limited) > experience to-date is it works Ok. And the use of > TCL on the Host workstation side allows some neat > tricks. However, at least one thing doesn't work > reliably for me, albeit I've never investigated: > Breakpoints in the Linux kernel. They do detonate. > Then, sometimes, I can â??câ??(ontinue) or â??sâ??(tep) Ok. > But other times, when I â??câ?? or â??sâ??, the breakpoint > detonates again and I'm stuck. I cannot proceed. > (The same breakpoint might even work once or twice > and then fail.) Any ideas? AFAICR, this can also > happen if I try to use the â??sysnavâ?? console instead > of â??gdbâ??. Hmm, odd. It looks like a cache coherence issue. It could be a bug in your version of FS2 software -- did you raise the issue with them? Anyway, as a workaround try setting "coherent=on" (quoting from memory) in fs2.ini (just an idea -- it may not work and you will lose some performance though) or use hardware breakpoints. Maciej
