We currently have some infrastructure and a MMIO interceptor implemented so
an interceptor for PCI configuration data is fare game.
Join the mailing list at
http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fault-injection-developer
and start hacking. :->
-rusty
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> Hello Rusty and all.
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> I was a developer of LKST, and I know about GKHI's implementation.
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> rusty> Fault-Injection Test Harness Project
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> Now, I am interested in your project, and I read white paper for
> investigation.
> I think that following development items haven't been completed yet.
> Is it correct?
> - Interceptor of PCI configuration.
> - Caller of Code Segment.
> If these aren't completed yet, I want to develop it.
>
> Best Regards.
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