Linus Torvalds writes: (Summary) So you are literally
debugging something else than the real code.
debugging something else than the real code.
At that point, you don't need "cpu_opv()", you need to just load /dev/urandom in a buffer, and single-step that. They won't be able to use things like transactional memory either.
memory either.
You can't single-step into the kernel to see what the kernel does either when you're debugging something.
either when you're debugging something.
News at 11: "single stepping isn't always viable".
debugging something else than the real code.
At that point, you don't need "cpu_opv()", you need to just load /dev/urandom in a buffer, and single-step that. They won't be able to use things like transactional memory either.
memory either.
You can't single-step into the kernel to see what the kernel does either when you're debugging something.
either when you're debugging something.
News at 11: "single stepping isn't always viable".
