Using gdbserver...

Using gdbserver...

[Kwansuk Kim]

Hi, everyone!

I'm using my MPC860 custon board, kernel 2.2.13, and cross-gdb 4.1.8

I copied the gdbserver in Monta Vista CDK on the NFS bin directory, and did cross-debug with the gdb in the CDK.

I used ethernet on SCC1, and it worked very well except Ctrl-C interrupt.

It didn't worked.

I searched the GDB manual, and I found this...

'if you type the interrupt character (often <C-C>), GDB attempts to stop the program. This may or may not succeed, depending in part on the hardware and the serial drivers the remote system uses.'

Is it impossible to interrupt?

I'm looking forward to your answer...

Happy New Year!

Kwansuk Kim.

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Re: Using gdbserver...

[Dan Malek]

Kwansuk Kim wrote:

> I used ethernet on SCC1, and it worked very well except Ctrl-C interrupt.
>
> It didn't worked.

Yep.  That part is missing from the serial port driver.  I finally
got it working in the 8260 sources in 2.3/2.4 and I will shortly update
all of the drivers.  I have lots of KGDB updates for many processor/board
combinations (all slightly different of course), and I am trying to
find some better/common PowerPC KGDB support.

All you can do right now is ensure you have some breakpoints set that
are known to be hit before you type 'continue'.


	-- Dan

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