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4. (A bit advanced, for when you're feeling adventurous!) Refer ahead
to Chapter 5, Writing Your First Kernel Module – LKMs Part 2, in
the Configuring a debug kernel section. It details the kernel config options to
be minimally set up for a very useful thing indeed – a debug kernel!
the 'Configuring a debug kernel' section. It details the kernel config options
to be minimally set up for a very useful thing indeed – a debug kernel!
Running your code on a debug kernel can help you uncover hard-to-spot
bugs and issues. Your job here is to configure another kernel with these
debug options, then build and run it.
bugs and issues. Your job here is to configure another 'debug kernel' with
these debug config options, then build and boot from it.

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then change the root password).
A.
--- Left as an exercise to the reader ---
(Tip: described in some detail in Ch 3 / Experimenting with the GRUB prompt).
(Described in some detail in Ch 3 / Doing a bit more on the GRUB prompt).
4. <Qs 4 is also ...>
--- Left as an exercise to the reader ---