reverse_engineering:ghidra:create_a_project
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Close by clicking OK on all dialogs, and then acknowledge the import result. File will appear in a project. | Close by clicking OK on all dialogs, and then acknowledge the import result. File will appear in a project. | ||
- | ===== Initial analysis | + | ===== Project preparation |
Click twice on newly imported file. It will bring up "Code Browser" | Click twice on newly imported file. It will bring up "Code Browser" | ||
Ghidra will ask if you want to perform auto analysis now - select **No**. | Ghidra will ask if you want to perform auto analysis now - select **No**. | ||
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+ | === Load 2nd ROM file (where applicable) === | ||
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+ | Go to '' | ||
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+ | Open '' | ||
=== Fix memory map === | === Fix memory map === | ||
- | Navigate to '' | + | Navigate to '' |
=== Add other memory regions === | === Add other memory regions === | ||
- | Skip this step if you don't have a list of romcopy regions. It will result | + | This topic has a separate Wiki section: [[reverse_engineering: |
- | You can obtain it from QEMU (see: [[reverse_engineering: | + | == Result == |
- | It can be also obtained by reading decompiled code, that will be available in incomplete project. | + | Complete memory map for EOS R 1.8.0 (internal 7.3.9) firmware: |
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+ | {{ : | ||
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+ | ===== Initial analysis ===== | ||
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+ | Project is now ready to start disassembling. | ||
=== Run disassembly === | === Run disassembly === | ||
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Run the analysis - it will take a long time. After it is done, you may want to run "one shot" analysis for Embedded media and for Create Address Tables - but YMMV. | Run the analysis - it will take a long time. After it is done, you may want to run "one shot" analysis for Embedded media and for Create Address Tables - but YMMV. | ||
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- | ===== ROMCOPY regions from static analysis ===== | ||
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- | While qemu '' | ||
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- | First of all, it includes all things - including bootloader FROMUTIL that is not needed and may mess up analysis ( it is not available after DryOS boots anyway). 2nd, it just tries to detect bulk memory moves - so a lot of "small regions" | ||
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- | QEMU result might be slightly off as compared to code, as reads/ | ||
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- | === Obtaining list of ROMCOPY regions from DryOS (2nd stage) bootloader === | ||
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- | Navigate to '' | ||
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- | Read the code, note down each source address, destination start address and destination end address. Calculate region sizes. | ||
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- | In disassembled code those may look like: | ||
- | < | ||
- | src = & | ||
- | for (dst = & | ||
- | *dst = *src; | ||
- | src = src + 1; | ||
- | } | ||
- | </ | ||
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- | Example, from SX740.102: | ||
- | ^ source | ||
- | | 0xe101ced8 | 0x4000 | ||
- | | 0xe103c648 | 0x23770 | ||
- | | - | < | ||
- | | 0xe1072dec | 0xdf002800 | ||
- | | - | < | ||
reverse_engineering/ghidra/create_a_project.txt · Last modified: 2022/04/01 17:46 by kitor