On Mon, 2007-07-16 at 12:10 +0200, Holger Schurig wrote: > "creative Mac-On-Linux hack" ... where is the URL?
It's part of the mac on linux sources. enable pci proxy. > Obviously > this is used to create traces of memory accesses. Where are the > traces, so that other people can have a look at them and run > them throught their own tools? None available right now, but it's not useful either at this point. > That page just says "we carefully analysing disassembled code", > with what? IDA Pro, objdump? What tools to you have to add > annotations, names to functions or jump targets? Where are the > perl/python/ruby scripts that you use in correlating memory > access traces with your disassembly? IDA pro, but I personally use objdump together with my mips assembly scripts (on git.sipsolutions.net) > Later it says "Translate assembly to C". Which de-compiler are > you using? Our heads. > Hmm, some weeks ago I saw something about a PCI proxy, that was > either for QEMU or for Linux itself. With it, one could, at > kernel/emulator level, log any access to a PCI memory address > range. Yeah, there's one for qemu but the whole idea is fairly useless with this chipset. johannes
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