Debugging techniques inside kernel

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I am not completely aware of the debugging techniques and utilizing /proc entries that kernel provides to debug the issues.

Could you please point me out to some interesting sources related to debugging or it would be very nice if you could list them here at one place.

I found out that recently some interesting CONFIGS that enable some debugging features.

For ex : CONFIG_SLUB_DEBUG_ON, CONFIG_DMA_API_DEBUG
I am just told to use these configs and check. Not sure how to use them effectively. Please share if you are aware of these kind of configs and how to use them. To have them at one place it would be useful for debugging beginners like me.

Currently i am facing a memory corruption issue. A very Nasty one which has different call stacks everytime it crashes. Looking at the patterns and Area that is getting corrupted, we are suspecting non-linux components that are illegally writing into the comple DDR(ram). So in this case, is there some particular help that kernel can provide me?

Currently i have the complete ram dump. I am analyzing it through opensource crash tool.

Cheers,
Manty!
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