recommendations for kernel debugging?

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  i'm interested in paring down the possible kernel debugging
techniques to the 2 (or 3) most valuable ones, and trying to avoid
unnecessary duplication.  this is for a tutorial i'm planning on
giving in the near future.

  at the high end, i'm going to cover "systemtap".  but below that,
what do people consider the most useful tools?  (and i'd like to
restrict it to tools that don't require extra H/W or a second host,
just to keep things simple.)

  gdb?  kdb?  kgdb?  others?  i'm open to recommendations.  thanks.

rday

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