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Subject: Re: How to get remote target to break on memory access (use z-packet)
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> Try building GDB HEAD instead, or building a cross-configured GDB.

I built the GDB HEAD on Ubuntu and it worked great!  It sent the
Z-packet and my target broke in to the debugger when it that memory
was accessed.

Thank you!

- Gabe