93 lines
2.2 KiB
Python
93 lines
2.2 KiB
Python
INSTRUCTIONS FOR BUILDING XPWN
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These are very basic instructions on how to build xpwn related projects, they
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are tailored to Debian based systems. They are not meant to be a substitute
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for experience in programming in GNU/Linux environments, but it should be a
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good starting point.
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1. Install a basic build environment (compilers, etc.):
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sudo apt-get install build-essential
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2. Install some prerequisites libraries required by xpwn:
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sudo apt-get install libcrypt-dev libz-dev libbz2-dev3 libusb-dev
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3. Install cmake. It is recommended you download and build it from the
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official cmake website, since versions >= 2.6.0 are recommended.
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wget http://www.cmake.org/files/v2.6/cmake-2.6.2.tar.gz
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tar zxvf cmake-2.6.2.tar.gz
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cd cmake-2.6.2
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./configure
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make
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sudo make install
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Now you are ready to build xpwn. It is highly recommended that you build
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out-of-source (that is, the build products are not placed into the same
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folders as the sources). This is much neater and cleaning up is as simple as
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deleting the build products folder.
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Assuming xpwn sources are in ~/xpwn:
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4. Create a build folder
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cd ~
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mkdir build
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cd build
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5. Create Makefiles
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cmake ~/xpwn
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6. Build
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make
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7. Package
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make package
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BUILDING USEFUL LIBRARIES
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These command-lines can be substituted in for step 6. The products are in the
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subfolders (make package will not include them).
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xpwn library (for IPSW generation)
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make libXPwn.a
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Windows pwnmetheus library (for QuickPwn)
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make libpwnmetheus.dll
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HELPFUL MAKEFILE GENERATION COMMAND-LINES
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These command-lines can be substituted in for step 5.
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Add debugging symbols:
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cmake ~/xpwn -DCMAKE_C_FLAGS=-g
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Try to only use static libraries:
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cmake ~/xpwn -DBUILD_STATIC=YES
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CROSS-COMPILING
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This is a complex and advanced topic, but it is possible with the appropriate
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CMake toolchain files and properly configured build environment. I have
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crossbuilt Windows, OS X, Linux x86, Linux x64, and iPhone binaries from one
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Ubuntu machine. The source trees are properly configured for this task.
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MORE HELP
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Consult the CMake documentation and wiki and look in the CMakeLists.txt files
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for hints on how things are supposed to work.
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