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use kvm_rs::kvm::Kvm;
use kvm_rs::kvm_sys;
use kvm_rs::vcpu::KvmExit;
use kvm_rs::x86_64::*;
use kvm_rs::{PhysAddr, UserMem};
fn setup_long_mode_segments(sregs: &mut kvm_sys::kvm_sregs) {
let code_seg = |seg: &mut kvm_sys::kvm_segment| {
// Segment base address (unused in 64bit).
seg.base = 0x0;
// Limit (unused in 64bit).
seg.limit = 0x0;
// Segment selector -> Index=1, Table=GDT, RPL=0.
seg.selector = 0x8;
// Code read + execute.
seg.type_ = 10;
// Segment present.
seg.present = 1;
// Descriptor privilege level.
seg.dpl = 0;
// Operand/Pointer size (unused in 64bit, but must be 0 in 64bit mode).
seg.db = 0;
// Code/data segment.
seg.s = 1;
// Native 64 bit code segment.
seg.l = 1;
// Granularity (unused in 64bit).
seg.g = 0;
};
let data_seg = |seg: &mut kvm_sys::kvm_segment| {
// Segment base address (unused in 64bit).
seg.base = 0x0;
// Limit (unused in 64bit).
seg.limit = 0x0;
// Segment selector -> Index=2, Table=GDT, RPL=0.
seg.selector = 0x10;
// Data read + write.
seg.type_ = 2;
// Segment present.
seg.present = 1;
// Descriptor privilege level.
seg.dpl = 0;
// Operand/Pointer size (unused in 64bit, but must be 0 in 64bit mode).
seg.db = 0;
// Code/data segment.
seg.s = 1;
// Native 64 bit code segment.
seg.l = 0;
// Granularity (unused in 64bit).
seg.g = 0;
};
code_seg(&mut sregs.cs);
data_seg(&mut sregs.ds);
data_seg(&mut sregs.ss);
data_seg(&mut sregs.fs);
data_seg(&mut sregs.gs);
data_seg(&mut sregs.es);
}
#[rustfmt::skip]
fn setup_long_mode_4level_paging(mem: &mut UserMem) -> PhysAddr {
assert_eq!(0x8000, mem.as_ref().len());
// As a small exercise we create the following 4-level virtual address mapping using 4K pages:
// VirtAddr [0x0000:0x3fff] -> PhysAddr [0x4000:0x7fff]
//
// The required paging structures we'll place at physical address [0x0000:0x3ffff].
//
// PhysAddr
// +-------+
// 0x0000 | PML4 |
// 0x1000 | PDP |
// 0x2000 | PD |
// 0x3000 | PT | VirtAddr
// 0x4000 +-------+ <----- +-------+ 0x0000
// | Guest | | Guest |
// | (16K) | | (16K) |
// 0x8000 +-------+ <----- +-------+ 0x4000
//
// PML4 : Page Map Level 4
// PDP : Page Directory Pointer
// PD : Page Directory
// PT : Page Table
//
// PML4, PDP, PD will contain a single entry at index 0.
// PT will contain 4 page table entries (PTE) at index {0,1,2,3} -> 4 * 4K = 16K.
let mut w = |addr: PhysAddr, val: u64| mem.load(addr, &val.to_le_bytes());
// PML4E[0] refers to PDPE[0:4095].
w(PhysAddr(0x0000), PAGE_ENTRY_PRESENT | PAGE_ENTRY_RW | 0x1000);
// PDPE[0] refers to PDE[0:4095].
w(PhysAddr(0x1000), PAGE_ENTRY_PRESENT | PAGE_ENTRY_RW | 0x2000);
// PDE[0] refers to PTE[0:4095].
w(PhysAddr(0x2000), PAGE_ENTRY_PRESENT | PAGE_ENTRY_RW | 0x3000);
// PTE[0] maps Virt [0x0000:0x0fff] -> Phys [0x4000:0x4fff].
// Just because we can, map this page readonly, as we loaded our guest sw here.
w(PhysAddr(0x3000), PAGE_ENTRY_PRESENT | 0x4000);
// PTE[1] maps Virt [0x1000:0x1fff] -> Phys [0x5000:0x5fff].
w(PhysAddr(0x3008), PAGE_ENTRY_PRESENT | PAGE_ENTRY_RW | 0x5000);
// PTE[2] maps Virt [0x2000:0x2fff] -> Phys [0x6000:0x6fff].
w(PhysAddr(0x3010), PAGE_ENTRY_PRESENT | PAGE_ENTRY_RW | 0x6000);
// PTE[3] maps Virt [0x3000:0x3fff] -> Phys [0x7000:0x7fff].
w(PhysAddr(0x3018), PAGE_ENTRY_PRESENT | PAGE_ENTRY_RW | 0x7000);
// Return address of PML4.
PhysAddr(0x0000)
}
fn setup_long_mode(sregs: &mut kvm_sys::kvm_sregs, mem: &mut UserMem) {
// Setup segment descriptors for long mode.
setup_long_mode_segments(sregs);
// Setup paging structures.
let pml4_base = setup_long_mode_4level_paging(mem);
// Setup physical address of first paging structure (PML4).
sregs.cr3 = pml4_base.0;
// Enable paging (PG) and protection (PE).
sregs.cr0 = CR0_PG | CR0_PE;
// Enable physical address extension (PAE).
sregs.cr4 = CR4_PAE;
// Set long mode active (LMA) and long mode enabled (LME).
sregs.efer = EFER_LMA | EFER_LME;
}
fn main() -> std::io::Result<()> {
// Create VM & VCPU.
let vm = Kvm::new()?.create_vm()?;
let mut vcpu = vm.create_vpcu(0)?;
// Map memory for guest VM.
let mut mem = UserMem::new(0x8000)?;
unsafe {
vm.set_user_memory_region(PhysAddr(0x0), &mem)?;
}
// Load guest image at physical address starting from 0x4000.
mem.load(PhysAddr(0x4000), include_bytes!("../guest/guest64"));
// Initialize VPCU registers.
let mut regs = vcpu.get_regs()?;
// Set `rip` to 0 as we want to start executing from virtual address 0.
regs.rip = 0;
regs.rflags = 0x2;
vcpu.set_regs(regs)?;
// Initialize VPCU special registers.
let mut sregs = vcpu.get_sregs()?;
// Setup long mode and paging to map:
// VirtAddr [0x0000:0x3fff] -> PhysAddr [0x4000:0x7fff]
setup_long_mode(&mut sregs, &mut mem);
vcpu.set_sregs(sregs)?;
// Run VCPU until `hlt` instruction.
while let Ok(exit) = vcpu.run() {
match exit {
KvmExit::Halt => break,
KvmExit::IoIn(port, data) => {
println!("IO_IN: port={} len={}", port, data.len());
// Provide some input data.
data.fill(0xaa);
}
KvmExit::IoOut(_port, data) => {
let s = std::str::from_utf8(data).unwrap();
print!("{}", s);
}
KvmExit::MmioRead(addr, data) => {
println!("MMIO_READ: addr={:#x} len={}", addr, data.len());
// Provide some read data.
data.fill(0xbb);
}
KvmExit::MmioWrite(addr, data) => {
println!(
"MMIO_WRITE: addr={:#x} len={} data={:#x?}",
addr,
data.len(),
data
);
}
};
}
// The guest writes at virtual address [0x2000 - 0x2003] which will be visible in physical
// memory at [0x6000 - 0x6003] due to the paging structure we setup.
// See `setup_long_mode_4level_paging` above for details.
assert_eq!(
&mem.as_ref()[0x4000 + 0x2000..][..4],
&[0xaa, 0xbb, 0xcc, 0xdd]
);
Ok(())
}
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