Just a set of tools and scripts designed for testing host device passthrough in Gramine SGX PAL.
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In order to run Gramine SGX PAL inside QEMU, you need both QEMU and host kernel to support SGX. The support was added in Linux v5.15 and QEMU v6.2.0. Ubuntu 22.04 comes with both in appropriate versions, so it's the easiest to just use it.
Requires Gramine with the commit "[glibc] Migrate to the newest version - 2.35", which was merged into upstream on 31. May 2022 and is available from release v1.3.1.
In case QEMU provided by your distribution does not support SGX, you can build it with the scripts we provide. Just do:
cd qemu
makeThe resulting binary will be symlinked into the main directory.
Set of scripts to build and run the virtual machine. Uses host kernel for simplicity. Whole host filesystem ("/") is mounted readonly at root with a read-write overlay in tmpfs (volatile in memory). This is done for simplicity, so that we don't have to build Gramine inside VM, provide all dependencies, etc.
Implemenation of a dummy kernel module, implementing a device which can be passed to Gramine to test all required functionality (in particular shared untrusted memory and ioctl syscall).