Using ski to debug linux kernel ?

Using ski to debug linux kernel ?

[baswaraj kasture]

I want to debug linux kernel (IA-64)  with SKI. I have
created   simulated disk image. Where do i put my
kernel image ? on the simulated disk or some where
else ?

I tried putting kernel image on simulated disk (in
boot directory ), but didn't suceed ? could someone
help me in this regard ? 


Thanks,
-Baswaraj


	
		
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Re: Using ski to debug linux kernel ?

[Christian Hildner]

baswaraj kasture schrieb:

>I want to debug linux kernel (IA-64)  with SKI. I have
>created   simulated disk image. Where do i put my
>kernel image ? on the simulated disk or some where
>else ?
>
The command line is:

(x)ski bootloader your_kernel simscsi=your_diskimage

bootloader is created from the kernel sources

your_kernel must be configured with CONFIG_IA64_HP_SIM active
your_kernel does not need to be in the disk image

You'll find more information in the ski howto files.

>I tried putting kernel image on simulated disk (in
>boot directory ), but didn't suceed ? could someone
>help me in this regard ? 
>
If you have further questions there is a wonderful mailing list special 
for the simulator at lia64-sim@napali.hpl.hp.com . There are some really 
experienced experts listening.

Christian

>Thanks,
>-Baswaraj
>
>  
>