/*
* Determine the return address for the current frame. Typically this is the
* fr_savpc value from the current frame, but we also perform some special
* handling to see if we are stopped on one of the first two instructions of a
* typical function prologue, in which case %ebp will not be set up yet.
*/
int
mdb_ia32_step_out(mdb_tgt_t *t, uintptr_t *p, kreg_t pc, kreg_t fp, kreg_t sp,
mdb_instr_t curinstr)
{
struct frame fr;
GElf_Sym s;
char buf[1];
enum {
M_PUSHL_EBP = 0x55, /* pushl %ebp */
M_MOVL_EBP = 0x8b /* movl %esp, %ebp */
};
if (mdb_tgt_lookup_by_addr(t, pc, MDB_TGT_SYM_FUZZY,
buf, 0, &s, NULL) == 0) {
if (pc == s.st_value && curinstr == M_PUSHL_EBP)
fp = sp - 4;
else if (pc == s.st_value + 1 && curinstr == M_MOVL_EBP)
fp = sp;
}
if (mdb_tgt_vread(t, &fr, sizeof (fr), fp) == sizeof (fr)) {
*p = fr.fr_savpc;
return (0);
}
return (-1); /* errno is set for us */
}
/*
* Given a return address (%eip), determine the likely number of arguments
* that were pushed on the stack prior to its execution. We do this by
* expecting that a typical call sequence consists of pushing arguments on
* the stack, executing a call instruction, and then performing an add
* on %esp to restore it to the value prior to pushing the arguments for
* the call. We attempt to detect such an add, and divide the addend
* by the size of a word to determine the number of pushed arguments.
*/
static uint_t
kvm_argcount(mdb_tgt_t *t, uintptr_t eip, ssize_t size)
{
uint8_t ins[6];
ulong_t n;
enum {
M_MODRM_ESP = 0xc4, /* Mod/RM byte indicates %esp */
M_ADD_IMM32 = 0x81, /* ADD imm32 to r/m32 */
M_ADD_IMM8 = 0x83 /* ADD imm8 to r/m32 */
};
if (mdb_tgt_vread(t, ins, sizeof (ins), eip) != sizeof (ins))
return (0);
if (ins[1] != M_MODRM_ESP)
return (0);
switch (ins[0]) {
case M_ADD_IMM32:
n = ins[2] + (ins[3] << 8) + (ins[4] << 16) + (ins[5] << 24);
break;
case M_ADD_IMM8:
n = ins[2];
break;
default:
n = 0;
}
return (MIN((ssize_t)n, size) / sizeof (long));
}
ssize_t
mdb_vread(void *buf, size_t nbytes, uintptr_t addr)
{
ssize_t rbytes = mdb_tgt_vread(mdb.m_target, buf, nbytes, addr);
if (rbytes > 0 && rbytes < nbytes)
return (set_errbytes(rbytes, nbytes));
return (rbytes);
}
/*
* We cannot rely on pr_instr, because if we hit a breakpoint or the user has
* artifically modified memory, it will no longer be correct.
*/
static uint32_t
pt_read_instr(mdb_tgt_t *t)
{
const lwpstatus_t *psp = &Pstatus(t->t_pshandle)->pr_lwp;
uint32_t ret = 0;
(void) mdb_tgt_vread(t, &ret, sizeof (ret), psp->pr_reg[R_PC]);
return (ret);
}
ssize_t
mdb_readvar(void *buf, const char *name)
{
GElf_Sym sym;
if (mdb_tgt_lookup_by_name(mdb.m_target, MDB_TGT_OBJ_EXEC,
name, &sym, NULL))
return (-1);
if (mdb_tgt_vread(mdb.m_target, buf, sym.st_size,
(uintptr_t)sym.st_value) == sym.st_size)
return ((ssize_t)sym.st_size);
return (-1);
}
static void
kt_load_module(kt_data_t *kt, mdb_tgt_t *t, kt_module_t *km)
{
km->km_data = mdb_alloc(km->km_datasz, UM_SLEEP);
(void) mdb_tgt_vread(t, km->km_data, km->km_datasz, km->km_symspace_va);
km->km_symbuf = (void *)
KT_RELOC_BUF(km->km_symtab_va, km->km_symspace_va, km->km_data);
km->km_strtab = (char *)
KT_RELOC_BUF(km->km_strtab_va, km->km_symspace_va, km->km_data);
km->km_symtab = mdb_gelf_symtab_create_raw(&kt->k_file->gf_ehdr,
&km->km_symtab_hdr, km->km_symbuf,
&km->km_strtab_hdr, km->km_strtab, MDB_TGT_SYMTAB);
}
static int
kaif_brkpt_arm(uintptr_t addr, mdb_instr_t *instrp)
{
mdb_instr_t bkpt = KAIF_BREAKPOINT_INSTR;
if (kaif_toxic_text(addr)) {
warn("%a cannot be a breakpoint target\n", addr);
return (set_errno(EMDB_TGTNOTSUP));
}
if (mdb_tgt_vread(mdb.m_target, instrp, sizeof (mdb_instr_t), addr) !=
sizeof (mdb_instr_t))
return (-1); /* errno is set for us */
if (mdb_tgt_vwrite(mdb.m_target, &bkpt, sizeof (mdb_instr_t), addr) !=
sizeof (mdb_instr_t))
return (-1); /* errno is set for us */
return (0);
}
void
kt_amd64_init(mdb_tgt_t *t)
{
kt_data_t *kt = t->t_data;
panic_data_t pd;
struct regs regs;
uintptr_t addr;
/*
* Initialize the machine-dependent parts of the kernel target
* structure. Once this is complete and we fill in the ops
* vector, the target is now fully constructed and we can use
* the target API itself to perform the rest of our initialization.
*/
kt->k_rds = mdb_amd64_kregs;
kt->k_regs = mdb_zalloc(sizeof (mdb_tgt_gregset_t), UM_SLEEP);
kt->k_regsize = sizeof (mdb_tgt_gregset_t);
kt->k_dcmd_regs = kt_regs;
kt->k_dcmd_stack = kt_stack;
kt->k_dcmd_stackv = kt_stackv;
kt->k_dcmd_stackr = kt_stackv;
kt->k_dcmd_cpustack = kt_cpustack;
kt->k_dcmd_cpuregs = kt_cpuregs;
t->t_ops = &kt_amd64_ops;
(void) mdb_dis_select("amd64");
/*
* Lookup the symbols corresponding to subroutines in locore.s where
* we expect a saved regs structure to be pushed on the stack. When
* performing stack tracebacks we will attempt to detect interrupt
* frames by comparing the %eip value to these symbols.
*/
(void) mdb_tgt_lookup_by_name(t, MDB_TGT_OBJ_EXEC,
"cmnint", &kt->k_intr_sym, NULL);
(void) mdb_tgt_lookup_by_name(t, MDB_TGT_OBJ_EXEC,
"cmntrap", &kt->k_trap_sym, NULL);
/*
* Don't attempt to load any thread or register information if
* we're examining the live operating system.
*/
if (kt->k_symfile != NULL && strcmp(kt->k_symfile, "/dev/ksyms") == 0)
return;
/*
* If the panicbuf symbol is present and we can consume a panicbuf
* header of the appropriate version from this address, then we can
* initialize our current register set based on its contents.
* Prior to the re-structuring of panicbuf, our only register data
* was the panic_regs label_t, into which a setjmp() was performed,
* or the panic_reg register pointer, which was only non-zero if
* the system panicked as a result of a trap calling die().
*/
if (mdb_tgt_readsym(t, MDB_TGT_AS_VIRT, &pd, sizeof (pd),
MDB_TGT_OBJ_EXEC, "panicbuf") == sizeof (pd) &&
pd.pd_version == PANICBUFVERS) {
size_t pd_size = MIN(PANICBUFSIZE, pd.pd_msgoff);
panic_data_t *pdp = mdb_zalloc(pd_size, UM_SLEEP);
uint_t i, n;
(void) mdb_tgt_readsym(t, MDB_TGT_AS_VIRT, pdp, pd_size,
MDB_TGT_OBJ_EXEC, "panicbuf");
n = (pd_size - (sizeof (panic_data_t) -
sizeof (panic_nv_t))) / sizeof (panic_nv_t);
for (i = 0; i < n; i++) {
(void) kt_putareg(t, kt->k_tid,
pdp->pd_nvdata[i].pnv_name,
pdp->pd_nvdata[i].pnv_value);
}
mdb_free(pdp, pd_size);
return;
};
if (mdb_tgt_readsym(t, MDB_TGT_AS_VIRT, &addr, sizeof (addr),
MDB_TGT_OBJ_EXEC, "panic_reg") == sizeof (addr) && addr != NULL &&
mdb_tgt_vread(t, ®s, sizeof (regs), addr) == sizeof (regs)) {
kt_regs_to_kregs(®s, kt->k_regs);
return;
}
/*
* If we can't read any panic regs, then our final try is for any CPU
* context that may have been stored (for example, in Xen core dumps).
*/
if (kt_kvmregs(t, 0, kt->k_regs) == 0)
return;
warn("failed to read panicbuf and panic_reg -- "
"current register set will be unavailable\n");
}
static int
kaif_step(void)
{
kreg_t pc, fl, oldfl, newfl, sp;
mdb_tgt_addr_t npc;
mdb_instr_t instr;
int emulated = 0, rchk = 0;
size_t pcoff = 0;
(void) kmdb_dpi_get_register("pc", &pc);
if (kaif_toxic_text(pc)) {
warn("%a cannot be stepped\n", pc);
return (set_errno(EMDB_TGTNOTSUP));
}
if ((npc = mdb_dis_nextins(mdb.m_disasm, mdb.m_target,
MDB_TGT_AS_VIRT, pc)) == pc) {
warn("failed to decode instruction at %a for step\n", pc);
return (set_errno(EINVAL));
}
/*
* Stepping behavior depends on the type of instruction. It does not
* depend on the presence of a REX prefix, as the action we take for a
* given instruction doesn't currently vary for 32-bit instructions
* versus their 64-bit counterparts.
*/
do {
if (mdb_tgt_vread(mdb.m_target, &instr, sizeof (mdb_instr_t),
pc + pcoff) != sizeof (mdb_instr_t)) {
warn("failed to read at %p for step",
(void *)(pc + pcoff));
return (-1);
}
} while (pcoff++, (instr >= M_REX_LO && instr <= M_REX_HI && !rchk++));
switch (instr) {
case M_IRET:
warn("iret cannot be stepped\n");
return (set_errno(EMDB_TGTNOTSUP));
case M_INT3:
case M_INTX:
case M_INTO:
warn("int cannot be stepped\n");
return (set_errno(EMDB_TGTNOTSUP));
case M_ESC:
if (mdb_tgt_vread(mdb.m_target, &instr, sizeof (mdb_instr_t),
pc + pcoff) != sizeof (mdb_instr_t)) {
warn("failed to read at %p for step",
(void *)(pc + pcoff));
return (-1);
}
switch (instr) {
case M_SYSRET:
warn("sysret cannot be stepped\n");
return (set_errno(EMDB_TGTNOTSUP));
case M_SYSEXIT:
warn("sysexit cannot be stepped\n");
return (set_errno(EMDB_TGTNOTSUP));
}
break;
/*
* Some instructions need to be emulated. We need to prevent direct
* manipulations of EFLAGS, so we'll emulate cli, sti. pushfl and
* popfl also receive special handling, as they manipulate both EFLAGS
* and %esp.
*/
case M_CLI:
(void) kmdb_dpi_get_register(FLAGS_REG_NAME, &fl);
fl &= ~KREG_EFLAGS_IF_MASK;
(void) kmdb_dpi_set_register(FLAGS_REG_NAME, fl);
emulated = 1;
break;
case M_STI:
(void) kmdb_dpi_get_register(FLAGS_REG_NAME, &fl);
fl |= (1 << KREG_EFLAGS_IF_SHIFT);
(void) kmdb_dpi_set_register(FLAGS_REG_NAME, fl);
emulated = 1;
break;
case M_POPF:
/*
* popfl will restore a pushed EFLAGS from the stack, and could
* in so doing cause IF to be turned on, if only for a brief
* period. To avoid this, we'll secretly replace the stack's
* EFLAGS with our decaffeinated brand. We'll then manually
* load our EFLAGS copy with the real verion after the step.
*/
(void) kmdb_dpi_get_register("sp", &sp);
(void) kmdb_dpi_get_register(FLAGS_REG_NAME, &fl);
if (mdb_tgt_vread(mdb.m_target, &newfl, sizeof (kreg_t),
sp) != sizeof (kreg_t)) {
warn("failed to read " FLAGS_REG_NAME
" at %p for popfl step\n", (void *)sp);
return (set_errno(EMDB_TGTNOTSUP)); /* XXX ? */
}
fl = (fl & ~KREG_EFLAGS_IF_MASK) | KREG_EFLAGS_TF_MASK;
if (mdb_tgt_vwrite(mdb.m_target, &fl, sizeof (kreg_t),
sp) != sizeof (kreg_t)) {
warn("failed to update " FLAGS_REG_NAME
" at %p for popfl step\n", (void *)sp);
return (set_errno(EMDB_TGTNOTSUP)); /* XXX ? */
}
break;
}
if (emulated) {
(void) kmdb_dpi_set_register("pc", npc);
return (0);
}
/* Do the step with IF off, and TF (step) on */
(void) kmdb_dpi_get_register(FLAGS_REG_NAME, &oldfl);
(void) kmdb_dpi_set_register(FLAGS_REG_NAME,
((oldfl | (1 << KREG_EFLAGS_TF_SHIFT)) & ~KREG_EFLAGS_IF_MASK));
kmdb_dpi_resume_master(); /* ... there and back again ... */
/* EFLAGS has now changed, and may require tuning */
switch (instr) {
case M_POPF:
/*
* Use the EFLAGS we grabbed before the pop - see the pre-step
* M_POPFL comment.
*/
(void) kmdb_dpi_set_register(FLAGS_REG_NAME, newfl);
return (0);
case M_PUSHF:
/*
* We pushed our modified EFLAGS (with IF and TF turned off)
* onto the stack. Replace the pushed version with our
* unmodified one.
*/
(void) kmdb_dpi_get_register("sp", &sp);
if (mdb_tgt_vwrite(mdb.m_target, &oldfl, sizeof (kreg_t),
sp) != sizeof (kreg_t)) {
warn("failed to update pushed " FLAGS_REG_NAME
" at %p after pushfl step\n", (void *)sp);
return (set_errno(EMDB_TGTNOTSUP)); /* XXX ? */
}
/* Go back to using the EFLAGS we were using before the step */
(void) kmdb_dpi_set_register(FLAGS_REG_NAME, oldfl);
return (0);
default:
/*
* The stepped instruction may have altered EFLAGS. We only
* really care about the value of IF, and we know the stepped
* instruction didn't alter it, so we can simply copy the
* pre-step value. We'll also need to turn TF back off.
*/
(void) kmdb_dpi_get_register(FLAGS_REG_NAME, &fl);
(void) kmdb_dpi_set_register(FLAGS_REG_NAME,
((fl & ~(KREG_EFLAGS_TF_MASK|KREG_EFLAGS_IF_MASK)) |
(oldfl & KREG_EFLAGS_IF_MASK)));
return (0);
}
}
/*
* Return the address of the next instruction following a call, or return -1
* and set errno to EAGAIN if the target should just single-step. We perform
* a bit of disassembly on the current instruction in order to determine if it
* is a call and how many bytes should be skipped, depending on the exact form
* of the call instruction that is being used.
*/
int
mdb_ia32_next(mdb_tgt_t *t, uintptr_t *p, kreg_t pc, mdb_instr_t curinstr)
{
uint8_t m;
enum {
M_CALL_REL = 0xe8, /* call near with relative displacement */
M_CALL_REG = 0xff, /* call near indirect or call far register */
M_MODRM_MD = 0xc0, /* mask for Mod/RM byte Mod field */
M_MODRM_OP = 0x38, /* mask for Mod/RM byte opcode field */
M_MODRM_RM = 0x07, /* mask for Mod/RM byte R/M field */
M_MD_IND = 0x00, /* Mod code for [REG] */
M_MD_DSP8 = 0x40, /* Mod code for disp8[REG] */
M_MD_DSP32 = 0x80, /* Mod code for disp32[REG] */
M_MD_REG = 0xc0, /* Mod code for REG */
M_OP_IND = 0x10, /* Opcode for call near indirect */
M_RM_DSP32 = 0x05 /* R/M code for disp32 */
};
/*
* If the opcode is a near call with relative displacement, assume the
* displacement is a rel32 from the next instruction.
*/
if (curinstr == M_CALL_REL) {
*p = pc + sizeof (mdb_instr_t) + sizeof (uint32_t);
return (0);
}
/*
* If the opcode is a call near indirect or call far register opcode,
* read the subsequent Mod/RM byte to perform additional decoding.
*/
if (curinstr == M_CALL_REG) {
if (mdb_tgt_vread(t, &m, sizeof (m), pc + 1) != sizeof (m))
return (-1); /* errno is set for us */
/*
* If the Mod/RM opcode extension indicates a near indirect
* call, then skip the appropriate number of additional
* bytes depending on the addressing form that is used.
*/
if ((m & M_MODRM_OP) == M_OP_IND) {
switch (m & M_MODRM_MD) {
case M_MD_DSP8:
*p = pc + 3; /* skip pr_instr, m, disp8 */
break;
case M_MD_DSP32:
*p = pc + 6; /* skip pr_instr, m, disp32 */
break;
case M_MD_IND:
if ((m & M_MODRM_RM) == M_RM_DSP32) {
*p = pc + 6;
break; /* skip pr_instr, m, disp32 */
}
/* FALLTHRU */
case M_MD_REG:
*p = pc + 2; /* skip pr_instr, m */
break;
}
return (0);
}
}
return (set_errno(EAGAIN));
}
int
mdb_ia32_kvm_stack_iter(mdb_tgt_t *t, const mdb_tgt_gregset_t *gsp,
mdb_tgt_stack_f *func, void *arg)
{
mdb_tgt_gregset_t gregs;
kreg_t *kregs = &gregs.kregs[0];
int got_pc = (gsp->kregs[KREG_EIP] != 0);
int err;
struct fr {
uintptr_t fr_savfp;
uintptr_t fr_savpc;
long fr_argv[32];
} fr;
uintptr_t fp = gsp->kregs[KREG_EBP];
uintptr_t pc = gsp->kregs[KREG_EIP];
uintptr_t lastfp = 0;
ssize_t size;
uint_t argc;
int detect_exception_frames = 0;
int advance_tortoise = 1;
uintptr_t tortoise_fp = 0;
#ifndef _KMDB
int xp;
if ((mdb_readsym(&xp, sizeof (xp), "xpv_panicking") != -1) && (xp > 0))
detect_exception_frames = 1;
#endif
bcopy(gsp, &gregs, sizeof (gregs));
while (fp != 0) {
if (fp & (STACK_ALIGN - 1)) {
err = EMDB_STKALIGN;
goto badfp;
}
if ((size = mdb_tgt_vread(t, &fr, sizeof (fr), fp)) >=
(ssize_t)(2 * sizeof (uintptr_t))) {
size -= (ssize_t)(2 * sizeof (uintptr_t));
argc = kvm_argcount(t, fr.fr_savpc, size);
} else {
err = EMDB_NOMAP;
goto badfp;
}
if (tortoise_fp == 0) {
tortoise_fp = fp;
} else {
/*
* Advance tortoise_fp every other frame, so we detect
* cycles with Floyd's tortoise/hare.
*/
if (advance_tortoise != 0) {
struct fr tfr;
if (mdb_tgt_vread(t, &tfr, sizeof (tfr),
tortoise_fp) != sizeof (tfr)) {
err = EMDB_NOMAP;
goto badfp;
}
tortoise_fp = tfr.fr_savfp;
}
if (fp == tortoise_fp) {
err = EMDB_STKFRAME;
goto badfp;
}
}
advance_tortoise = !advance_tortoise;
if (got_pc && func(arg, pc, argc, fr.fr_argv, &gregs) != 0)
break;
kregs[KREG_ESP] = kregs[KREG_EBP];
lastfp = fp;
fp = fr.fr_savfp;
/*
* The Xen hypervisor marks a stack frame as belonging to
* an exception by inverting the bits of the pointer to
* that frame. We attempt to identify these frames by
* inverting the pointer and seeing if it is within 0xfff
* bytes of the last frame.
*/
if (detect_exception_frames)
if ((fp != 0) && (fp < lastfp) &&
((lastfp ^ ~fp) < 0xfff))
fp = ~fp;
kregs[KREG_EBP] = fp;
kregs[KREG_EIP] = pc = fr.fr_savpc;
got_pc = (pc != 0);
}
return (0);
badfp:
mdb_printf("%p [%s]", fp, mdb_strerror(err));
return (set_errno(err));
}
void
kt_amd64_init(mdb_tgt_t *t)
{
kt_data_t *kt = t->t_data;
panic_data_t pd;
kreg_t *kregs;
struct regs regs;
uintptr_t addr;
/*
* Initialize the machine-dependent parts of the kernel target
* structure. Once this is complete and we fill in the ops
* vector, the target is now fully constructed and we can use
* the target API itself to perform the rest of our initialization.
*/
kt->k_rds = mdb_amd64_kregs;
kt->k_regs = mdb_zalloc(sizeof (mdb_tgt_gregset_t), UM_SLEEP);
kt->k_regsize = sizeof (mdb_tgt_gregset_t);
kt->k_dcmd_regs = kt_regs;
kt->k_dcmd_stack = kt_stack;
kt->k_dcmd_stackv = kt_stackv;
kt->k_dcmd_stackr = kt_stackv;
t->t_ops = &kt_amd64_ops;
kregs = kt->k_regs->kregs;
(void) mdb_dis_select("amd64");
/*
* Lookup the symbols corresponding to subroutines in locore.s where
* we expect a saved regs structure to be pushed on the stack. When
* performing stack tracebacks we will attempt to detect interrupt
* frames by comparing the %eip value to these symbols.
*/
(void) mdb_tgt_lookup_by_name(t, MDB_TGT_OBJ_EXEC,
"cmnint", &kt->k_intr_sym, NULL);
(void) mdb_tgt_lookup_by_name(t, MDB_TGT_OBJ_EXEC,
"cmntrap", &kt->k_trap_sym, NULL);
/*
* Don't attempt to load any thread or register information if
* we're examining the live operating system.
*/
if (strcmp(kt->k_symfile, "/dev/ksyms") == 0)
return;
/*
* If the panicbuf symbol is present and we can consume a panicbuf
* header of the appropriate version from this address, then we can
* initialize our current register set based on its contents.
* Prior to the re-structuring of panicbuf, our only register data
* was the panic_regs label_t, into which a setjmp() was performed,
* or the panic_reg register pointer, which was only non-zero if
* the system panicked as a result of a trap calling die().
*/
if (mdb_tgt_readsym(t, MDB_TGT_AS_VIRT, &pd, sizeof (pd),
MDB_TGT_OBJ_EXEC, "panicbuf") == sizeof (pd) &&
pd.pd_version == PANICBUFVERS) {
size_t pd_size = MIN(PANICBUFSIZE, pd.pd_msgoff);
panic_data_t *pdp = mdb_zalloc(pd_size, UM_SLEEP);
uint_t i, n;
(void) mdb_tgt_readsym(t, MDB_TGT_AS_VIRT, pdp, pd_size,
MDB_TGT_OBJ_EXEC, "panicbuf");
n = (pd_size - (sizeof (panic_data_t) -
sizeof (panic_nv_t))) / sizeof (panic_nv_t);
for (i = 0; i < n; i++) {
(void) kt_putareg(t, kt->k_tid,
pdp->pd_nvdata[i].pnv_name,
pdp->pd_nvdata[i].pnv_value);
}
mdb_free(pdp, pd_size);
} else if (mdb_tgt_readsym(t, MDB_TGT_AS_VIRT, &addr, sizeof (addr),
MDB_TGT_OBJ_EXEC, "panic_reg") == sizeof (addr) && addr != NULL &&
mdb_tgt_vread(t, ®s, sizeof (regs), addr) == sizeof (regs)) {
kregs[KREG_SAVFP] = regs.r_savfp;
kregs[KREG_SAVPC] = regs.r_savpc;
kregs[KREG_RDI] = regs.r_rdi;
kregs[KREG_RSI] = regs.r_rsi;
kregs[KREG_RDX] = regs.r_rdx;
kregs[KREG_RCX] = regs.r_rcx;
kregs[KREG_R8] = regs.r_r8;
kregs[KREG_R9] = regs.r_r9;
kregs[KREG_RAX] = regs.r_rax;
kregs[KREG_RBX] = regs.r_rbx;
kregs[KREG_RBP] = regs.r_rbp;
kregs[KREG_R10] = regs.r_r10;
kregs[KREG_R11] = regs.r_r11;
kregs[KREG_R12] = regs.r_r12;
kregs[KREG_R13] = regs.r_r13;
kregs[KREG_R14] = regs.r_r14;
kregs[KREG_R15] = regs.r_r15;
kregs[KREG_FSBASE] = regs.r_fsbase;
kregs[KREG_GSBASE] = regs.r_gsbase;
kregs[KREG_DS] = regs.r_ds;
kregs[KREG_ES] = regs.r_es;
kregs[KREG_FS] = regs.r_fs;
kregs[KREG_GS] = regs.r_gs;
kregs[KREG_TRAPNO] = regs.r_trapno;
kregs[KREG_ERR] = regs.r_err;
kregs[KREG_RIP] = regs.r_rip;
kregs[KREG_CS] = regs.r_cs;
kregs[KREG_RFLAGS] = regs.r_rfl;
kregs[KREG_RSP] = regs.r_rsp;
kregs[KREG_SS] = regs.r_ss;
} else {
warn("failed to read panicbuf and panic_reg -- "
"current register set will be unavailable\n");
}
}
static void
kt_load_modules(kt_data_t *kt, mdb_tgt_t *t)
{
char name[MAXNAMELEN];
uintptr_t addr, head;
struct module kmod;
struct modctl ctl;
Shdr symhdr, strhdr;
GElf_Sym sym;
kt_module_t *km;
if (mdb_tgt_lookup_by_name(t, MDB_TGT_OBJ_EXEC,
"modules", &sym, NULL) == -1) {
warn("failed to get 'modules' symbol");
return;
}
if (mdb_tgt_readsym(t, MDB_TGT_AS_VIRT, &ctl, sizeof (ctl),
MDB_TGT_OBJ_EXEC, "modules") != sizeof (ctl)) {
warn("failed to read 'modules' struct");
return;
}
addr = head = (uintptr_t)sym.st_value;
do {
if (addr == NULL)
break; /* Avoid spurious NULL pointers in list */
if (mdb_tgt_vread(t, &ctl, sizeof (ctl), addr) == -1) {
warn("failed to read modctl at %p", (void *)addr);
return;
}
if (ctl.mod_mp == NULL)
continue; /* No associated krtld structure */
if (mdb_tgt_readstr(t, MDB_TGT_AS_VIRT, name, MAXNAMELEN,
(uintptr_t)ctl.mod_modname) <= 0) {
warn("failed to read module name at %p",
(void *)ctl.mod_modname);
continue;
}
mdb_dprintf(MDB_DBG_KMOD, "reading mod %s (%p)\n",
name, (void *)addr);
if (mdb_nv_lookup(&kt->k_modules, name) != NULL) {
warn("skipping duplicate module '%s', id=%d\n",
name, ctl.mod_id);
continue;
}
if (mdb_tgt_vread(t, &kmod, sizeof (kmod),
(uintptr_t)ctl.mod_mp) == -1) {
warn("failed to read module at %p\n",
(void *)ctl.mod_mp);
continue;
}
if (kmod.symspace == NULL || kmod.symhdr == NULL ||
kmod.strhdr == NULL) {
/*
* If no buffer for the symbols has been allocated,
* or the shdrs for .symtab and .strtab are missing,
* then we're out of luck.
*/
continue;
}
if (mdb_tgt_vread(t, &symhdr, sizeof (Shdr),
(uintptr_t)kmod.symhdr) == -1) {
warn("failed to read .symtab header for '%s', id=%d",
name, ctl.mod_id);
continue;
}
if (mdb_tgt_vread(t, &strhdr, sizeof (Shdr),
(uintptr_t)kmod.strhdr) == -1) {
warn("failed to read .strtab header for '%s', id=%d",
name, ctl.mod_id);
continue;
}
/*
* Now get clever: f(*^ing krtld didn't used to bother updating
* its own kmod.symsize value. We know that prior to this bug
* being fixed, symspace was a contiguous buffer containing
* .symtab, .strtab, and the symbol hash table in that order.
* So if symsize is zero, recompute it as the size of .symtab
* plus the size of .strtab. We don't need to load the hash
* table anyway since we re-hash all the symbols internally.
*/
if (kmod.symsize == 0)
kmod.symsize = symhdr.sh_size + strhdr.sh_size;
/*
* Similar logic can be used to make educated guesses
* at the values of kmod.symtbl and kmod.strings.
*/
if (kmod.symtbl == NULL)
kmod.symtbl = kmod.symspace;
if (kmod.strings == NULL)
kmod.strings = kmod.symspace + symhdr.sh_size;
/*
* Make sure things seem reasonable before we proceed
* to actually read and decipher the symspace.
*/
if (KT_BAD_BUF(kmod.symtbl, kmod.symspace, kmod.symsize) ||
KT_BAD_BUF(kmod.strings, kmod.symspace, kmod.symsize)) {
warn("skipping module '%s', id=%d (corrupt symspace)\n",
name, ctl.mod_id);
continue;
}
km = mdb_zalloc(sizeof (kt_module_t), UM_SLEEP);
km->km_name = strdup(name);
(void) mdb_nv_insert(&kt->k_modules, km->km_name, NULL,
(uintptr_t)km, MDB_NV_EXTNAME);
km->km_datasz = kmod.symsize;
km->km_symspace_va = (uintptr_t)kmod.symspace;
km->km_symtab_va = (uintptr_t)kmod.symtbl;
km->km_strtab_va = (uintptr_t)kmod.strings;
km->km_symtab_hdr = symhdr;
km->km_strtab_hdr = strhdr;
km->km_text_va = (uintptr_t)kmod.text;
km->km_text_size = kmod.text_size;
km->km_data_va = (uintptr_t)kmod.data;
km->km_data_size = kmod.data_size;
km->km_bss_va = (uintptr_t)kmod.bss;
km->km_bss_size = kmod.bss_size;
if (kt->k_ctfvalid) {
km->km_ctf_va = (uintptr_t)kmod.ctfdata;
km->km_ctf_size = kmod.ctfsize;
}
/*
* Add the module to the end of the list of modules in load-
* dependency order. This is needed to load the corresponding
* debugger modules in the same order for layering purposes.
*/
mdb_list_append(&kt->k_modlist, km);
if (t->t_flags & MDB_TGT_F_PRELOAD) {
mdb_iob_printf(mdb.m_out, " %s", name);
mdb_iob_flush(mdb.m_out);
kt_load_module(kt, t, km);
}
} while ((addr = (uintptr_t)ctl.mod_next) != head);
}
