> This includes things like having "breakpoint reservations" (discussedI think that part is actually mostly ok now (old kgdb stubs were much worse in this regard) I still think the ultimative proof for this would be working "modprobe kgdb" though. While agreed in theory there are some exceptions: any time an oops happens or a crash dump would happen automatically kgdb should definitely do something very visible. Unfortunately that's not always the case currently (see earlier comments on the notifier priority) The problem here is that the timeout we were talking about is not integrated into the kgdb event loop, it is rather the loop that protects the event loop. If you hang there all input from the outside will be ignored. If you want areally simple kgdb the best option would be re-porting the really simple (tm) 2.4 era x86-64 kgdb stub I did long ago. It had a small fraction of the code size of the current code, but was also missing a lot of features of course. -Andi --
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