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what's the exactly combination to use nitro? #76
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Hi, First, Nitro is not maintained anymore, and I haven't had a working configuration of it since 2 years. That being said, nitro_kmod shouldn't be used. But, as I said, I can't confirm if this will work as I'm not maintaining it. |
I don't need kvm-vmi, just the kernel used to run nitro, is there any backups? |
Kvm-vmi is cersioning the kernel as submodule |
To repeat nitro, I've installed an old version of libvmi, nitro-kmod_build, and nitro. Everything works, except that no events are captured as described.
This is what I get while running
If using the nitro version of libvmi, following problems encounterd:
I can't even use native libvmi examples using the above version of libvmi, as it shows:
I've tested it on ubuntu14.04 to meet the requirements of nitro-kmod, gcc, python, and so on. It's really unclear what's the exactly environment to repeat the results described in Readme.
So my question is:
I need to repeat the result of nitro to compare it with a new VMI tool, so it will be greatly appreciated if anyone who successfully configured nitro can guide me through it.
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