where did the gdb "-k" option go?

I cvsuped to 5.2-CURRENT and rebuilt world.  

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So,
	Does anyone know where the -k option went for kernel debugging.  I am trying to remote debug another machine with this one.

						Thanks,
							Bob Wagner