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To: "'Geert Vancompernolle'" <geert.vancompernolle@gmail.com>, 	<gdb@sourceware.org>
Subject: RE: GBD help: target remote => only talking about serial communication
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> What I would like to know, is the command that has to be send 
> on the command line to activate gdbserver on the target.  Is 
> that anyhow possible?

How do you start your gdbserver at the moment?
You could run a script using the gdb shell command

Cheers
Spen