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ghidrARMloader
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# ghidrARMloader This loads raw dumps of arm firmware in ghidra IT WILL NOT WORK ON ITS OWN, it needs these components : 1) The ARM chip database available here copied (or symlinked) in the data directory: https://github.com/Jegeva/idarm-resultdb-nodescription (The db is built with https://github.com/Jegeva/idarm/) AND 2) the sqlite3 jdbc driver available here : https://github.com/xerial/sqlite-jdbc https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/xerial/sqlite-jdbc/3.34.0/sqlite-jdbc-3.34.0.jar installed in your build path Once you are there, try to load any raw ARM dump. It should detect : - If it is a Cortex dump (by identifiying the interrupt vector table - The base adress (for cortexes)  You can then just select the vendor and the MCU in the loading option menu  Once loaded : - Every peripheral register address is named - Every register is declared as a bitfield struct with the bits named as in the chip's datasheet. - the IVT is named to the appropriate Standard peripheral (or number when unknown (it is the case in a lot of SVDs)) - The peripheral bits are defined as the appropriate struct exemple GPIO peripheral ODR register structure with an STM32F103 :  :bell: **Currently ghidra isn't supporting bitfieldw very well in disassembly and decompilation** https://github.com/NationalSecurityAgency/ghidra/issues/647 https://github.com/NationalSecurityAgency/ghidra/issues/1059 This supports ~650 chips from * Atmel * Cypress * Freescale * Fujitsu * Holtek * Nordic * Nuvoton * NXP * SiliconLabs * Spansion * STMicro * TexasInstruments * Toshiba
