Currently you invoke kdb on a serial console by ctrl-A. This causes problems for people using emacs bindings in bash, ctrl-A is start of line. It is very annoying when typing on the serial console to
Hi Keith, I think it will cost too many keys to trap into KDB from a serial console. What do you think about "ctrl-=" or "ctrl-\"? ** Sonic Zhang Software Engineer Intel China Software Lab Tel: (086)
That is deliberate, it should take more effort to get into the debugger than just hitting a single character. SGI have been using <escape>KDB internally for several months and it has not caused any p
Agreeing with Keith's observation, the PPC64 implementation has been using the string "startKDB" for quite some time. (more than a year). Occasionally i hear a complaint about it not working, but typ
Strange that none of the ppc kdb code has appeared on the kdb mailing list. Alas, CML1 cannot cope with special characters. CML2 could have, but politics killed CML2.
ctrl-\ is used by C-Kermit as an escape character (I use C-Kermit as the terminal emulator when using serial KDB). In this case, I prefer ctrl-=. scott
Author: Thomas Duffy <Thomas.Duffy.99@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 02 Jul 2003 08:51:45 -0700
ctrl-a is also used in screen as the default escape, so I vote for getting rid of ctrl-a as the kdb break sequence... Under Solaris, you hit Stop-A on a keyboard or send a break signal on a serial li
Author: Thomas Duffy <Thomas.Duffy.99@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 02 Jul 2003 08:53:51 -0700
ctrl-\ is also as the escape sequence in the console program I use, so I am against this. -tduffy -- Thomas Duffy <Thomas.Duffy.99@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Attachment: signature.asc Description: This is a d
I liked it, just now I have: - C-a used by emacs bindings - C-a used by screen - C-a useb by kdb and that is not good :( Later, Juan. -- In theory, practice and theory are the same, but in practice
Currently you invoke kdb on a serial console by ctrl-A. This causes problems for people using emacs bindings in bash, ctrl-A is start of line. It is very annoying when typing on the serial console to
Hi Keith, I think it will cost too many keys to trap into KDB from a serial console. What do you think about "ctrl-=" or "ctrl-\"? ** Sonic Zhang Software Engineer Intel China Software Lab Tel: (086)
That is deliberate, it should take more effort to get into the debugger than just hitting a single character. SGI have been using <escape>KDB internally for several months and it has not caused any p
Agreeing with Keith's observation, the PPC64 implementation has been using the string "startKDB" for quite some time. (more than a year). Occasionally i hear a complaint about it not working, but typ
Strange that none of the ppc kdb code has appeared on the kdb mailing list. Alas, CML1 cannot cope with special characters. CML2 could have, but politics killed CML2.
ctrl-\ is used by C-Kermit as an escape character (I use C-Kermit as the terminal emulator when using serial KDB). In this case, I prefer ctrl-=. scott
Author: Thomas Duffy <Thomas.Duffy.99@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 02 Jul 2003 08:51:45 -0700
ctrl-a is also used in screen as the default escape, so I vote for getting rid of ctrl-a as the kdb break sequence... Under Solaris, you hit Stop-A on a keyboard or send a break signal on a serial li
Author: Thomas Duffy <Thomas.Duffy.99@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 02 Jul 2003 08:53:51 -0700
ctrl-\ is also as the escape sequence in the console program I use, so I am against this. -tduffy -- Thomas Duffy <Thomas.Duffy.99@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Attachment: signature.asc Description: This is a d
I liked it, just now I have: - C-a used by emacs bindings - C-a used by screen - C-a useb by kdb and that is not good :( Later, Juan. -- In theory, practice and theory are the same, but in practice