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Hi ,

Please advice me how to use kdb .. Also let me know how to use the 
same
to debug modules inserted by me using "insmod".

Please get me a pointer to some useful links which discuss about 
the usage of kdb to debug kernel source as well as modules 
inserted using insmod.

Am facing a dump when i try invoking my own system call which has 
been registered in the module inserted by me.

Thanks in advance,
Sudharsan.