Linus Torvalds wrote:HW breakpoints (particularly data breakpoints) are extremely useful and I am proposing to put them back into kgdb-light. The HW breakpoint patch worked exactly as described. If the user space writes into the HW breakpoint registers via ptrace, those take priority over the kernel HW breakpoints. We have to assume that the person debugging the kernel ultimately has full control of the system, and will do what ever is needed to debug/inspect the kernel how he or she chooses. Of course at some future time if there is a generic API to use for the kernel level HW breakpoints, kgdb can adapt like anything else. Jason. --
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