How the experts do it? (kernel dev)
From: klowd9 - (klowd92_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 04/03/05
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To: freebsd-hackers@FreeBSD.org Date: Sun, 03 Apr 2005 07:37:22 +0000
I would like to setup a virtual machine for developing and debugging the
kernel, perhaps with the possibility of debugging from the host os to the
guest system.
Which software would best suite this: vmware, bochs, qemu ?
Keep in mind my host os will be FreeBSD 5.4. So whatever runs best on that.
Also, How would i setup the system, so at boot i could choose between two
kernels?
One would be my Safe working kernel. And one would be constantly modifed and
recompiled.
Then i could easily switch between the two at boot time.
Is there any easier way to test if a kernel works, other then running the
whole boot process on a system?
Could i do my kernel testing on a virtual macined minibsd, or is that a
different type of kernel and will not be valid in relation to freebsd?
If you use a better or more efficient method for testing new kernel code,
please write it here also.
Thank you, Ben.
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