When debugging kernel problems, being able to trace the kernel execution and examine its memory and data structures is very useful. The built-in kernel debugger in Linux, KDB, provides this facility. In this article you’ll learn how to use the features provided by KDB and how to install and set up KDB on a Linux machine.
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Seems to have the same acronym as the KDE debugger…