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On Tue, 16 Mar 1999, Julian Elischer wrote:

> The coolest thing would be to be able to run an OS under the control of
> another copy of itself fro single stepping etc.
> 
> A bit like the 2 machine debugging, but with one machine..
> 

I wonder how to hook up remote gdb to it? :)

It'd be nice to trash a virtual machine instead of my workstation
when i try things...

-Alfred


> julian
> 
> 



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