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From: Vinayak P Risbud <vinayak@multitech.co.in>
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            Thanks for your response,

            I want to debug, my target remotely through
            TCP/IP link.  The BootCode I have is Redboot,
            and I am able to ping the target over LAN.

            How can I do this using GDB ?

            ~
                Vinayak

Andrew Cagney wrote:

> >     Hi,
> >         I am trying to use gdbserver with redboot ?
> >         Where can I get the sources for gdbserver ?
> >         Can anyone explain me, how to integrate
> >         gdbserver with redboot ?
>
> If you have a board with RedBoot (a boot monitor that includes a GDB
> stub) then you do not need gdbserver.  GDB can talk directly to the board.
>
> GDBserver is for remote unix (and unix like) systems and makes it
> possible for GDB to debug a unix program remotly.
>
> enjoy,
> Andrew