The debug monitor is entered when the kernel crashes, if a system -process panics, or an unhandled processor exception occurs. Under normal -circumstances this ought not to happen, but when the kernel faults, the device -enters the kernel debug monitor. The Debug Monitor appears in Carbide as a view within the Crash Debugger perspective. Use the Crash Debugger Console view to enter commands and interact with the Debug Monitor on the device.
-Notes:
-the EKA2 debug monitor is very similar to the EKA1 version, -although the details displayed may be different.
-you will occasionally find references to the crash -debugger; this is the same as the debug monitor
-The debug monitor is entered when the kernel crashes, if a system +process panics, or an unhandled processor exception occurs. Under normal +circumstances this ought not to happen, but when the kernel faults, the device +enters the kernel debug monitor. The Debug Monitor appears in Carbide as a view within the Crash Debugger perspective. Use the Crash Debugger Console view to enter commands and interact with the Debug Monitor on the device.
+Notes:
+the EKA2 debug monitor is very similar to the EKA1 version, +although the details displayed may be different.
+you will occasionally find references to the crash +debugger; this is the same as the debug monitor
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