matthew green wrote:
> i dunno, i don't agree with this.  i can imagine a situation when you send
> someone else an LKM with new ddb commands. or you're trying to debug a
> system you don't want to reboot and you're already using DDB heavily for
> debugging.  i can think of more reasons it might be valid.

OK, so having the ability to add new DDB commands via LKM would probably be
handy sometimes. But is there a need to replace existing DDB commands ? That's
what we talk about.

Jaromir
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