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QUESTION
I'm trying to kernel debug a physical Macbook pro device.
When my setup contains a VM, between a host MacOS and guest MacOS, its working with no problem using lldb -o "kdp-remote "
my boot-args on my remote (to debug) Macbook are:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-09 at 09:52Your hardware setup sounds fine. Note that you don't necessarily need a direct ethernet cable connection, you can use your normal office-/home-wide wired network, it's fine to have a switch (or even more than one) between debugger and target. The debugger machine can even be using wifi as long as it can reach the target's wired network connection that way, though it's not recommended. The Thunderbolt Ethernet interface need not be Apple branded, but its driver does need to include kernel debugging support. In practice, for example, I've successfully used the Ethernet port in a OWC brand Thunderbolt Dock as well. Using one of Apple's own adapters of course guarantees it will work.
If the boot-args
on your target machine are the same as what you used in the VM, that's probably where your problem is coming from. You should specify the device to be used for kernel debugging, using the kdp_match_name=
option. Use the ifconfig
command in the Terminal to work out which of the listed devices is your Thunderbolt ethernet adapter (enX
), possibly based on the IP address. en0
is typically wifi in Mac laptops, so you're usually looking for X > 0.
So you'll end up with something like kdp_match_name=en1
added to your boot-args
. Make sure to reboot the machine cleanly before attempting a debugging session after updating the boot-args
setting.
A few more comments:
kext-dev-mode=1
This option no longer has any effect. It only existed in OS X 10.10. You can remove it.
I didn't find the exact KDK version, but I don't think it should be the problem here
Having a KDK version that doesn't match the target's exact kernel binary UUID will not prevent a connection, but it will prevent you from doing any meaningful debugging as the memory layout of threads etc. will not be available.
My debugger is Big Sur, and my debuggee is Catalina
If you ever run Big Sur on your target, make sure to add wdt=-1
to your boot-args
or the hung/crashed machine will reboot before you get a chance to connect with the debugger.
QUESTION
I am new to python socket programming and was following a tutorial building a chat-app, using kivy and sockets. I am running my server on my main PC and I was trying to connect from my laptop to this Server, but it doesn't work (Both my PC and laptop are connected via Ethernet cable). When I run the client.py on the PC that I host my Server on, everything works fine.
I tried running the Server on my 0.0.0.0 address and then connecting from my laptop to the IP address that appears on my Server PC if I type in "ipconfig" (192.168.2.x) but it didn't work. I also tried running the server just on the Ethernet-Adapter IP that appears when I type in "ipconfig" (so 192.168.2.x) but this doesn't work neither.
Lastly I have tried defining my Server IP by using the built in socket function: socket.gethostbyname(socket.gethostname())
(weirdly when I run this, my Server runs on my VMware Network Adapter (192.168.66.x) instead of my Ethernet-Adapter). But this too didn't work :(
The client.py code on my laptop always returns this error:
connection error: [WinError 10060] A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond
Would appreciate any help :)
edit: Could this have something to do with the firewall on my PC blocking connections or something?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-08 at 15:28Found the Problem! Today it actually worked by disabling my host PCs Windows Defender internal Firewall and the running the Server on 0.0.0.0, which is very weird because yesterday it didn't work...
QUESTION
Can Boost ASIO be used to build low-latency applications, such as HFT (High Frequency Trading)?
So Boost.ASIO uses platform-specific optimal demultiplexing mechanism: IOCP, epoll, kqueue, poll_set, /dev/poll
Also can be used Ethernet-Adapter with TOE (TCP/IP offload engine) and OpenOnload (kernel-bypass BSD sockets).
But can Low-latency application be built by using Boost.ASIO + TOE + OpenOnload?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-09 at 09:19I evaluated Boost Asio for use in high frequency trading a few years ago. To the best of my knowledge the basics are still the same today. Here are some reasons why I decided not to use it:
- Asio relies on
bind()
style callbacks. There is some overhead here. - It is not obvious how to arrange certain low-level operations to occur at the right moment or in the right way.
- There is rather a lot of complex code in an area which is important to optimize. It is harder to optimize complex, general code for specific use cases. Thinking that you will not need to look under the covers would be a mistake.
- There is little to no need for portability in HFT applications. In particular, having "automatic" selection of a multiplexing mechanism is contrary to the mission, because each mechanism must be tested and optimized separately--this creates more work rather than reducing it.
- If a third-party library is to be used, others such as
libev
,libevent
, andlibuv
are more battle-hardened and avoid some of these downsides.
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