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From: "Igor" <igor@blik.samara.su>
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Subject: kernel's debugging, next 
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>>what are the methods of debugging kernel's code ?

>trace code is one.

Can I do on-line debugging (not post-mortem) kernel's code and how ?
Where can I read instructions ?

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