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From: Jaspal Kohli <jaspal@best.com>
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Is there a way to list and select (for examining the backtrace)
processes from
kgdb?  I tried to use the proc command by getting the proc address from
kdb
(ps command), but it did not do anything.

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  - Jaspal


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