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- SaranJothy
February 27, 2006, 7:24 am

Hi,
I wish to know how exactly the Debug kernel gets
differentiated from Normal Kernel.
More specifically, While compiling Debug kernel what happpens?
I have this question bcoz of a critical problem we are facing with a
Network driver.
The Network driver works well with the Debug Kernel but it crashes with
the Normal kernel.
It crashes with the error: Unaligned program counter 00e0.
This is not happening with the Debug Kernel. It works fine.
So, I wish to know how exactly Debug kernel is built.( so that there is
not unalignment problem)
Any hints or suggestions for fixing this problem.
Thanks,
SaranJothy.
I wish to know how exactly the Debug kernel gets
differentiated from Normal Kernel.
More specifically, While compiling Debug kernel what happpens?
I have this question bcoz of a critical problem we are facing with a
Network driver.
The Network driver works well with the Debug Kernel but it crashes with
the Normal kernel.
It crashes with the error: Unaligned program counter 00e0.
This is not happening with the Debug Kernel. It works fine.
So, I wish to know how exactly Debug kernel is built.( so that there is
not unalignment problem)
Any hints or suggestions for fixing this problem.
Thanks,
SaranJothy.
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