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Variable locations in a loaded kernel (bsd.gdb)
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- Subject: Variable locations in a loaded kernel (bsd.gdb)
- From: Joshua Lamorie <jpl at xiphos dot ca>
- Date: Mon, 27 Aug 2001 12:02:33 -0400
Gidday there,
I'm trying to find how a specific variable is referenced in an
OpenBSD 2.8 kernel. I build a kernel with symbols, and load it into gdb,
however I can't find a way to see where a specific variable is stored
(stack, memory, register etc...). I can't run the kernel, and when I type
'p function::variable' it responds with...
No frame is currently executing in block scpshc_decompress.
Once I have the offset, or address or whatever about the variable,
then I can examine its value in 'ddb' after the kernel crashes.
Thanks in advance. I'm running GDB 4.16.1. The 'configure'
script doesn't let me compile version 5 on OBSD2.8.
Joshua
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