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Once the system is booted, sending a break passes control to kadb(1M). A
break is generated with L1-A, or by ~# if the console is connected through a tip
window
...
The system is ready.
test console login: ~stopped at 0xfbd01028: ta
kadb[0]:
0x7d
The number in brackets is the CPU that kadb(1M) is currently executing on;
the remaining CPUs are halted. The CPU number is zero on a uniprocessor.
Halting the system will also drop to a kadb(1M) prompt.
Warning – Before rebooting or shutting off the power, always halt the system
cleanly (with init 0 or shutdown). Buffers may not be flushed otherwise. If
the shutdown must occur from the boot PROM, make sure to flush buffers
with sync (on the OBP), or ‘g 0’ (on SunMon).
To continue back to SunOS, use :c.
kadb[0]: :c
test console login:
Exiting
To exit either adb(1M) or kadb(1M), use $q.
kadb[0]: $q
Type ‘go’ to resume
ok
kadb(1M) can be continued by typing go (on the OBP) or c (on SunMON).
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Writing Device Drivers—August, 1994