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The tutorial describes how to build a Genode scenario using the
base-hw x86_64_muen target and run it as a subject on the Muen SK.
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Getting started with 'base-hw' on the Muen SK
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The Muen Team
Abstract
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This is a short tutorial that depicts a handy way to get a Genode image, built
with 'base-hw', started as subject on the Muen Separation Kernel (SK)
[http://muen.sk]. For general information about how to build Genode images with
'base-hw', have a look at '<genode_dir>/repos/base-hw/doc/hw.txt'.
Tutorial
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For information on how to download, build and prove the Muen SK refer to the
project website. In summary, after installing the Ada/SPARK tool-chain and all
required distribution packages, execute the following commands:
! git clone http://git.codelabs.ch/git/muen.git
! cd muen
! make SYSTEM=genode-base_hw_simple COMPONENTS="dbgserver sm tau0" emulate
This will build a Muen SK system and start it using the Bochs x86 emulator
[http://bochs.sourceforge.net/]. You should get the following error:
! mupack: File '<muen_workdir>/pack/../policy/obj/base_hw' referenced by
! physical memory region 'base_hw|bin' not found
This means that the Muen packer tool was unable to find the component binary
'base_hw', which is expected since it has not yet been compiled.
Now it is time to build the Genode 'base-hw' image for Muen. Ensure that you
have installed the Genode tool-chain that is available at:
:[http://genode.org/download/tool-chain]:
Genode tool-chain
Then execute the following commands:
! cd <genode_dir>
! <genode_dir>/tool/create_builddir hw_x86_64_muen
! cd build/hw_x86_64_muen/
! make run/printf
Copy the resulting RAW binary image to the Muen working directory:
! cp var/run/printf/image.raw <muen_workdir>/policy/obj/base_hw
Change to the Muen working directory and run the command from above to re-start
emulation:
! make SYSTEM=genode-base_hw_simple COMPONENTS="dbgserver sm tau0" emulate
The serial output of the system can be inspected in the
'<muen_workdir>/emulate/serial.out' file. You should see the following line:
! [init -> test-printf] -1 = -1 = -1
This indicates the successful execution of the Genode 'run/printf' scenario as
Muen subject.
Hardware
########
Muen also provides a system policy to run more elaborate Genode scenarios such
as 'run/demo' on real hardware. Execute the following command to create an ISO
file to be run on a Lenovo T440s notebook:
! make SYSTEM=genode-base_hw COMPONENTS="dbgserver sm tau0" HARDWARE=lenovo-t440s iso
The created ISO file can be found at '<muen_workdir>/emulate/muen.iso'. See
[http://muen.sk/#_deploy] for more information about how to deploy
Muen system images to real hardware.