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From: Michael Elizabeth Chastain <mec@shout.net>
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To: gdb@sources.redhat.com, Gusti@pallas.dk
Subject: Re: remote debugging on one serial line
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Hello Agust,

> I.e. I have to use the same line for console (minicom), file transfer
> (rzsz) and remote gdb with gdbserver.  My question is: has anybody been
> successfull in doing that and if so how?

Perhaps you could run ppp on the serial line to get to TCP/IP protocol.
Then use telnet for the console access, ftp for the file transfer,
and normal TCP/IP for gdb server.

Just a thought,

Michael C