September 2000
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ok boot device-specifier kadb [-d][boot-flags] > b kadb [-d][boot-flags]
select (b)oot or (i)nterpreter: b kadb [-d][boot-flags] select (b)oot or (i)nterpreter: i kadb [-d][boot-flags]
The kadb command is an interactive kernel debugger with a user interface similar to that of adb(1), the assembly language debugger.
You must load kadb before the standalone program it is to debug. kadb runs with the same environment as the standalone program, so it shares many resources with that program. The debugger is aware of and able to control multiple processors, should they be present in a system.
When you start kadb, it requests the default file name from boot(1M), and if loaded ...
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