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Hi -

I was just wondering why the MSR_DE bit was removed from the MSR_KERNEL 
define in reg_booke.h(was removed in a 2.6.10 patch). 

This "breaks" debugging with the bdi2000 - depending on the reason it 
was removed, maybe it might be better to modify it in such a way so that 
if CONFIG_BDI_SWITCH is enabled, the MSR_DE bit will also be set?

Thanks,
Josh