Abstract

This application note is a continuation of Sourcery CodeBench Application Note AN002, "Using Sourcery CodeBench to Debug the Linux Kernel", that guides you through the Linux kernel module development process. It includes a short introduction to kernel modules and how they work, and shows how to use Sourcery CodeBench to build and debug a module.

Particular attention is paid to using a SEGGER J-Link to debug an example kernel module on a PHYTEC phyCORE-LPC3250 development board.

This is part of a series of three related application notes. The other two notes are available as kbentry195 and kbentry196.