Re: Any debugger tool for a bootloader ?

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Arun Srinivasan wrote:
Is it possible to use any kind of debugger tool for a boot loader program (which typically reads from a boot order file and loads the OS from the corresponding memory location) ? I was wondering if I can hav breakpoints and step thru' the bootloader program using a tool as debugger to study wats happening.

I think this is more or less equivalent to asking:

Do any of the (x86) emulators (qemu, bochs, valgrind, etc) have a debugging interface,
via which one could single-step, set breakpoints, etc.
Im unaware of any, but that means little.

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