Re: how to debug a driver remotely?

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(I do not have a remote power on/off switch. The driver panics so
often that somebody has to babysit the machine to switch it off and
on.)

why not try user-mode-linux
user-mode-linux.sourceforge.net

It will allow you to run kernel from usermode, and if the kernel
panics you can always restart it.

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