syzkaller_with_ubuntu_host_and_freebsd_guest
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| syzkaller_with_ubuntu_host_and_freebsd_guest [2019/01/30 08:27] – msvoelker | syzkaller_with_ubuntu_host_and_freebsd_guest [2019/01/30 09:10] (current) – [Run syzkaller] msvoelker | ||
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| ===== Create FreeBSD VM ===== | ===== Create FreeBSD VM ===== | ||
| - | create directory | + | ==== Create VM and install FreeBSD ==== |
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| + | create directory | ||
| mkdir -p ~/ | mkdir -p ~/ | ||
| + | cd ~/ | ||
| + | sudo qemu-img create freebsd.img 16G | ||
| - | create qemu hard disk image | + | start vm and install FreeBSD (download iso from freebsd.org). Make sure FreeBSD source files are copied to /usr/src during installation. |
| - | sudo qemu-img create freebsd.img 8G | + | sudo qemu-system-x86_64 -enable-kvm -hda freebsd.img -m 2G -net user, |
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| - | start vm and install FreeBSD (download iso from freebsd.org) | + | |
| - | sudo qemu-system-x86_64 -enable-kvm -hda freebsd.img -m 2G -net user, | + | |
| after installation let vm print to console -> add in / | after installation let vm print to console -> add in / | ||
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| start vm without graphic and with network | start vm without graphic and with network | ||
| - | sudo qemu-system-x86_64 -hda freebsd.img -enable-kvm -m 2G -net user, | + | |
| * -net user let the vm uses a user mode network stack. Since hostfwd=tcp:: | * -net user let the vm uses a user mode network stack. Since hostfwd=tcp:: | ||
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| * -nographic prints the console output of the vm directly into the console on the host | * -nographic prints the console output of the vm directly into the console on the host | ||
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| + | ==== Enable KCOV support for FreeBSD ==== | ||
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| + | By now, KCOV support is not enabled by default. Create a own kernel config file in the VM (/usr/src should contain the FreeBSD source files). | ||
| + | cd / | ||
| + | cp GENERIC KCOV | ||
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| + | In file KCOV, uncomment the lines | ||
| + | options | ||
| + | options | ||
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| + | Build and install FreeBSD kernel as root, and restart | ||
| + | cd /usr/src | ||
| + | make -j4 kernel KERNCONF=KCOV | ||
| + | shutdown -r now | ||
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| + | ==== Allow SSH root access to FreeBSD ==== | ||
| syzkaller needs root access to the OS in the VM via SSH. | syzkaller needs root access to the OS in the VM via SSH. | ||
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| ssh-keygen -f freebsd_id_rsa | ssh-keygen -f freebsd_id_rsa | ||
| - | add public key on the host (from freebsd_id_rsa.pub) into / | + | add public key of the host (freebsd_id_rsa.pub) into / |
| allow ssh as root in vm. In / | allow ssh as root in vm. In / | ||
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| ===== Run syzkaller ===== | ===== Run syzkaller ===== | ||
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| + | To present code coverage, syzkaller needs FreeBSD source and object files. Start the VM with qemu and use scp on host to copy source and object files from target to host. | ||
| + | mkdir -p ~/ | ||
| + | scp -r -o " | ||
| + | scp -r -o " | ||
| create syz-manager config file (on host) ~/ | create syz-manager config file (on host) ~/ | ||
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| sudo bin/ | sudo bin/ | ||
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| + | For a status page, open http:// | ||
| ===== Links ===== | ===== Links ===== | ||
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