Add x86 (i386) architecture support to vmlinux.py#64
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Extended the kallsyms parser to support x86/i386 Android kernels in addition to existing ARM and ARM64 support. Changes: - Architecture detection: Added fuzzy_x86() heuristic and pattern matching for x86 kernel identification (searches for i386/i486/i586/i686/x86 strings) - Address handling: Added x86-specific base address (0xC0000000) for kernel space validation and symbol table parsing - Miasm emulation: Added x86_32 CPU support with proper register handling (EAX, EBX, ECX, EDX, ESI, EDI, ESP) and x86 calling convention (return address on stack) - Syscall table detection: Added x86 syscall pattern (sys_restart_syscall, sys_exit, sys_fork, sys_read) - Tool integration: * IDA Pro: Set processor type to "metapc" for x86 kernels * Radare2: Set architecture to "x86" instead of "arm" * Updated plugin description to indicate ARM/x86 support - Symbol filtering: Added x86-specific address range checks (< 0xF0000000) - Vermagic detection: Added x86 vermagic pattern matching Tested successfully with Intel Atom Android kernel (me302c_vmlinux): - Correctly identified as x86 architecture - Extracted 78,515 kernel symbols - Located sys_call_table and other critical symbols - Proper address ranges (0xC1200000-0xC2448000) This enables kallsyms extraction and reverse engineering of x86-based Android kernels commonly found on Intel Atom tablets and devices.
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Extended the kallsyms parser to support x86/i386 Android kernels in addition to existing ARM and ARM64 support.
Changes:
Tested successfully with Intel Atom Android kernel (me302c_vmlinux):
This enables kallsyms extraction and reverse engineering of x86-based Android kernels commonly found on Intel Atom tablets and devices.
Note: The
me302c_vmlinux(from my ASUS FHD 10 ME302C) is not part of the commit because I am legally unsure about that because of copyright etc. It was taken fromWW_ME302C-V5.0.21-0-ota-user(found on ASUS support website) >boot.img>bzImage. I am working on an RE toolset for that device (unpublished so far), but you should be able to unpack with osm0sis/mboot