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Hello,
I've tried to install several times the linux image debugging symbols using the provided information from the documentation, (Line 45 to 58) without success.
So I used the available package on debian linux-image-$(uname -r)-dbg and it seems to work well.
It's easier for users if they don't have to add another repository and key (for example keyserver.ubuntu.com is down currently).
/!\ I don't know if using the standard image-dbg from the debina repo remove some analysis functionality /!\
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What I have added/changed is: I added a line on how to install the package for debian 9
The goal of my change is: Have a functional example of debugging symbol installation for a Debian 9 linux guest
What I have tested about my change is: Installed a linux guest image (debian 9 amd64) and run several samples on it. (All worked)