> you refer, points to. The structure member, ebp, contains the
> value of the EBP register when the kernel was called. Since EBP
> was the first register saved in the array, it is likely (didn't check)
> that the location referenced by "regs->ebp + 4" was, in fact, the
> return address. In any event, the value of regs->ebp is simply
> the value in a structure member, not the value of any current
> registers.
Confirmed. This is the standard stack frame, and all debuggers assume this.
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