In the previous post, weve successfully launched KGDB on BeagleBoard. Now we need to execute GDB with BeagleBoards symbol table and and remote connect
Now all the files are ready. We need to boot BeagleBoard to KGDB. How? Heres the flow chart for KGDB: Since we want to launch KGDB as early as possib
In this post I will address GDB on the PC side. GDB comes preinstalled with most Linux distributions. You can definitely find one in your PC. However,
In this post I will show how to enable KGDB in Angstrom. In order to enable KGDB, we need to modify kernel configurations and rebuild the kernel. For
Generally speaking there are two ways to do kernel debugging in Angstrom:1. Using KGDB as a remote GDB agent.2. Using a hardware JTAG to control the p
In the previous post, we successfully built a Angstrom kernel and kept all the source code. In this post well learn how to modify the source code and
So now we know how to build and run the distribution we made ourselves. But how do we modify it? How do we modify the source code and rebuild it? This
If you followed the last post and booted the BeagleBoard successfully, congratulations! This post is irrelevant to you. However, if you followed all t
After finishing previous post on How to build your own Angstrom distribution, now we should have everything ready. We just need to put files to micro
There are several ways to run a shell script in Linux: directly execute it ./scriptname, assuming it is executable, invoke the script with sh command
