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From: "sfora dim" <sfora.dim@gmail.com>
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Subject: target remote and UDP source port (needed for kgdb debugging)
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Hi all,

When I "target remote udp:192.168.1.1:6433" I do not control
my source UDP port, and it is picken randomly, usually above
the 30K.

Is there a way to ask gdb to use a specific UDP port when debugging
a remote target ?

This is important to me because when using kgdb as a target,
I need to let it know what source port the gdb packets will come from.

Thank you,
sfora