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Expand TOC  Preface
Expand TOC  1.  Solaris Kernel and Device Tree
Expand TOC  2.  Overview of Solaris Device Drivers
Expand TOC  3.  Multithreading
Expand TOC  4.  Properties and Events
Expand TOC  5.  Driver Autoconfiguration
Expand TOC  6.  Device Access -- Programmed I/O
Expand TOC  7.  Interrupt Handlers
Expand TOC  8.  Direct Memory Access (DMA)
Expand TOC  9.  Power Management
Expand TOC  10.  Drivers for Character Devices
Expand TOC  11.  Drivers for Block Devices
Expand TOC  12.  Mapping Device and Kernel Memory
Expand TOC  13.  Device Context Management
Expand TOC  14.  SCSI Target Drivers
Expand TOC  15.  SCSI Host Bus Adapter Drivers
Expand TOC  16.  Drivers for Network Devices
Expand TOC  17.  Compiling, Loading, Packaging, and Testing Drivers
Collapse TOC  18.  Debugging
Machine Configuration
Setting Up a tip Connection
Preparing for Disasters
Disaster Recovery
Runtime Debugging Tools
/etc/system File
modload, modunload, and modinfo Commands
The kadb Kernel Debugger
Starting kadb
Exiting kadb
kadb Command Usage
Register Identifiers
Display and Control Commands
Breakpoints
Conditional Breakpoints
kadbMacros
kadb Output Pager
Example: kadb on a Deadlocked Thread
Post-Mortem Debugging
Getting Started With the Modular Debugger
Important mdb Commands
Writing Debugger Commands with mdb
Expand TOC  19.  Recommended Coding Practices
Expand TOC  A.   Hardware Overview
Expand TOC  B.   Summary of Solaris 9 DDI/DKI Services
Expand TOC  C.   Making a Device Driver 64-Bit Ready
Expand TOC  Index