On Wed, 12 Feb 1997 17:38:41 -0800 
 Simon Walton <simonw@CS.UCLA.EDU> wrote:

 >    I am attempting to debug a device driver. When the kernel
 > enters DDB, due to a memory fault, I would like to get DDB to
 > produce a core dump that I can later analyze with kgdb.
 > Unfortunately, if I call panic or dumpsys directly I seem to get
 > a stack trace different to the one active at the time of the
 > memory fault (possibly the stack for DDB). Does anyone know how
 > I can produce a normal core dump, such as if I didn't have DDB?

...just tell DDB to "continue" ... it will then proceed with
the standard panic procedure, including dumping a core file.

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