KDL
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A KDL (short for Kernel Debug(ger) Land) is a term used on BeOS/Haiku and possibly other operating systems for a serious kernel error which causes the computer to drop into the kernel debugger.
While a KDL brought about by a buggy driver which is not crucial, such as a filesystem driver, can be escaped from (with the command 'es'), it usually leaves the user needing to reboot.
Entering the kernel debugger[]
The Kernel Debug(ger) Land can also be entered on BeOS/Haiku at any time by pressing Alt-SysReq-D on the keyboard while the system is running.[1]
See also[]
References[]
- ^ Welcome to Kernel Debugging Land, Haiku, 04 February 2008.
Categories:
- BeOS
- Computer errors
- Operating system kernels
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