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jkh@time.cdrom.com writes:
> What's the deal with kgdb, isn't it supposed to die in favor of `gdb -k'
> RSN?
> 
> 					Jordan

I've wondered myself why it's still in the tree. Seems to me that
`gdb -k' works pretty well. Or does someone know of a reason NOT
to eliminate kgdb ?

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