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[Pierre Abbat]

On Saturday 06 February 2010 13:53:30 Matthew Dillon wrote:
>     Ah, that's why.  Kernel dumps don't work until the kernel has
>     booted into userland.
>
>     The only way to debug something that early is like with a
>     kgdb-over-serial setup, which takes a lot of messing around
>     to get working.
>
>     I think unless you want to try your hand at debugging kernels
>     by making code changes (adding kprintf()'s, etc), the best thing
>     to do is to boot without ACPI and move on.  Maybe try putting this
>     in your /boot/loader.conf:

It's a laptop, and without ACPI I have no way to tell how low the battery is. 
I know about debugging with printf, so I'd like to try that, if I can find a 
few spare hours. What file should I put the kprintf in? Do I have to connect 
a serial cable to see what kprintf says?

Pierre
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