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Subject: ddb breakpoints and dtraceall.ko
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Breakpoints in ddb don't seem to work if dtraceall.ko is loaded.  I'm
able to set a breakpoint but the kernel doesn't enter the debugger when
it should.  Note that this is with dtraceall.ko loaded only, there are
no active DTrace probes.  Unloading dtraceall.ko fixes the problem.

Anyone else see this too?

Regards,
Navdeep