The bug that hides from breakpoints
Read OriginalThe article details a challenging debugging story involving KnightOS, a custom kernel for TI calculators written in z80 assembly. The bug caused graphical corruption but vanished when any form of breakpoint was set, even in an emulator. The author describes the investigation process and the eventual discovery that a userland program was corrupting a kernel memory value.
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