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  • Committer: sami at haahtinen
  • Author(s): Bastian Blank
  • Date: 2011-03-17 14:12:45 UTC
  • mfrom: (1.1.1 upstream)
  • Revision ID: sami@haahtinen.name-20110317141245-owgqox0l0p3g5857
Tags: 4.1.0~rc6-1
http://bugs.debian.org/596545
* New upstream release candidate.
* Build documentation using pdflatex.
* Use python 2.6. (closes: #596545)
* Fix lintian override.
* Install new tools: xl, xenpaging.
* Enable blktap2.
  - Use own md5 implementation.
  - Fix includes.
  - Fix linking of blktap2 binaries.
  - Remove optimization setting.
* Temporarily disable hvmloader, wants to download ipxe.
* Remove xenstored pid check from xl.

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USAGE:
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   - boot with gdbsx enabled hypervisor (eg, on OVM: xen-64bit-debug.gz)
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   - copy gdbsx binary to the dom0 (assume hostname is "dom0"), then:
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   USAGE 1:
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   - dom0> gdbsx -c 1 64 : displays VCPU contexts for 64bit guest with domid 1
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   - make sure firewall is disabled on dom0 if running gdb on a different host.
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   - Must be at least gdb version 6.5-16.x to debug el5 kernels.
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BUILD: (if you don't have access to binary):
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   - first compile the hypervisor: xen> make gdbsx=y
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         To have both kdb and gdbsx, xen> make kdb=y gdbsx=y
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         (NOTE: kdb is not required for gdbsx)
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   - install the hypervisor and reboot
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   - now go to, tools/debugger/gdbsx and do make
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     On 32bit system, a 32bit binary will be built with support for both 32
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     and 64bit guests. On 64bit system, a 64bit binary will be built with 
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     support for both.
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Mukesh Rathor
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Oracle Corporation,
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        set $task = $tasks
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        set $task_entry = (struct task_struct *)((unsigned long)$task - $offset)
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        printf "Pointer       PID      Command\n"
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        printf "%-14p%-9d%s\n", $task_entry, $task_entry->pid, $task_entry->comm
 
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        printf "%p %-9d%s\n", $task_entry, $task_entry->pid, $task_entry->comm
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        set $task = $task->next
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        while $task != $tasks
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                set $task_entry = (struct task_struct *)((unsigned long)$task - $offset)
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                if ($task_entry->pid) != 0
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                        printf "%-14p%-9d%s\n", $task_entry, $task_entry->pid, $task_entry->comm
 
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                        printf "%p %-9d%s\n", $task_entry, $task_entry->pid, $task_entry->comm
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                end
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                set $task = $task->next
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        end