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Subject: Re: kern/119890: debuggin pidgin with gdb causes kernel crash
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tadokoro wrote:
> hi,
> 
> kernel does not panic, so I cannot dump kernel.
> And I saw message "kernel trap 9 with interrupts disabled" on the console.

That is a panic.

> So I built kernel with kdb and ddb,
> and I did single stepping execution with break point at printf.

Why did you do this? :)  Just recreate the panic and it will break to DDB.

Kris