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It would be nice if it was possible to invoke vmtest like so:
$ vmtest --debug
Which would then proceed to start the qemu GDB server. (Preferably bound to localhost instead of *.) This makes it really easy to debug kernel issues or bugfixes.
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Makes sense to me. But rather than over TCP (which would imply bringing up networking), how about orchestrating a serial device that's shared between the host and guest? The gdbserver docs seem to imply that's possible. For kernel gdb server TCP is probably fine (looking at qemu's -s flag)
It would be nice if it was possible to invoke vmtest like so:
Which would then proceed to start the qemu GDB server. (Preferably bound to localhost instead of *.) This makes it really easy to debug kernel issues or bugfixes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: