I *know* I should know the answer to this, or be able to easily  
figure it out on my own, but it wasn't obvious in my brief looking  
through man pages and kernel Makefile's.  Many of the custom kernels  
I build automatically build netbsd.gdb files, which have all of the  
debugging symbols in it, and are useful when looking at crash dumps.   
But, I see that the GENERIC kernels don't automatically build  
netbsd.gdb binaries.

   Is there some extra step, or piece in the kernel config file, that  
needs to be there to make a netbsd.gdb be produced?  Is the  
netbsd.gdb the necessary thing to gdb a crash dump image, for all  
architectures?

   Thanks...  Much appreciate any pointers.

              - Chris