Subject: Re: Traps...
To: None <port-powerpc@NetBSD.ORG>
From: Kazuki Sakamoto <sakamoto@cec.co.jp>
List: port-powerpc
Date: 01/26/1998 09:21:17
> Now, I get booting...In kernels with IPKDB enabled (GENERIC) I get the
> IPKDB: No interfaces found message...I get the copyright message...and then
> I get a Program Check interrupt, which is type 700.
[...]
> MSR[IP] beforehand). The third weird part is that it occurs at address
> 0x00000300. Yes, that's the very beginning of the DSI handler.
Do you try to print the data of 0x00000300 in kernel?
I think that you can use printf(), now.
BTW, I tried so that it could use DDB(from OpenBSD/powerpc)
with port-bebox (It's just quick hack :-).
I port it to port-powerpc. It confirmed that it worked
tentatively with PSIM.
<URL:ftp://www.cec.co.jp/usr/sakamoto/NetBSD/experiment/ppc_ddb.tar.gz>
I must think what to do with the conflict with IPKDB(and KGDB).
But, if it works fine, I will commit it.
Kazuki Sakamoto
sakamoto@cec.co.jp