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> What should I do with an 'e' command in the remote backend (other than
> ignore it)?


For the moment, ignore it.  If it isn't recognized, GDB will do single 
step another way.

Can you file a PR about the start = end = 1 bit. 
(http://sources.redhat.com/gdb/bugs/ )

Andrew