linux-stable | Linux stable source tree with MDB Linux Kernel Debugger

linux-stable is a C library. linux-stable has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However linux-stable has a Non-SPDX License. You can download it from GitLab.

MDB Linux Kernel Debugger. MDB (Merkey's Kernel Debugger) was written in 1998 and was one of the earliest debuggers on Linux. It was originally developed for Linux kernel file system development on the 2.2 series Linux kernels to be used as a loadable module. MDB supports a lot of features and capabilities and enhances the range of tools for debugging kernel applications on Linux. If MDB is useful to you, please feel free to contribute any changes or enhancements back. MDB is fast, loads as a module, and supports complex conditional breakpoints and disassembly on the fly, and is extremely useful for debugging in the field. Hardware Required: x86-64 or ia-32 system with Standard Keyboard or remote serial port. USB Keyboard not supported. There are several options for installing MDB on your linux systems. You can download or clone the entire repository from git, you can download a simple patch or diff and patch your kernel (diff is easiest), or you can download a tar.gz file of all the current source code for each branch as a completely integrated kernel source tree. The simplest and fastest method is to download a diff and patch and build your kernel.