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From: marc@ekhomeni.austin.ibm.com (Marc Wiz)
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Subject: Re: Kernel core dumps (was Re: out of swap space??)
Keywords: forced panic
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Date: 13 May 91 22:11:21 GMT
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The following is not a flame.

I had the experience to work with the ATT kernel debugger for 3.2.
I found that most of the other developers where I used to work
thought it was rather user hostile.

It also lacked some features which (IMHO) I thought were badly
needed.  It is possible for someone to write their own kernel debugger
and link it in with the kernel.

Marc Wiz 				MaBell (512)823-4780

Yes that really is my last name.
The views expressed are my own.

marc@aixwiz.austin.ibm.com 
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