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NetBoot.py
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
# Multicast client
# Adapted from: http://chaos.weblogs.us/archives/164
import socket
import os
from os import path
import struct
import time
from snefru_hash import snefru
my_unique_ltoudp_id = b'El' + (os.getpid() & 0xFFFF).to_bytes(2, 'big')
import sys
image = open(sys.argv[1], 'rb').read()
# typedef short (*j_code)( short command, # SP+4 (sign-extend to long)
# DGlobals *g, # SP+8
# int **var1, # SP+12
# int **var2); # SP+16
# We return our OSErr in d0, and leave the 16 bytes of arguments on the stack for the caller to clean
ANY = "0.0.0.0"
MCAST_ADDR = "239.192.76.84"
MCAST_PORT = 1954
# Create a UDP socket
sock = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_DGRAM, socket.IPPROTO_UDP) # IPPROTO_UDP could just be 0
# Allow multiple sockets to use the same PORT number
sock.setsockopt(socket.SOL_SOCKET,socket.SO_REUSEADDR,1)
sock.setsockopt(socket.SOL_SOCKET,socket.SO_REUSEPORT,1)
# Bind to the port that we know will receive multicast data
sock.bind((ANY,MCAST_PORT))
# Tell the kernel that we want to add ourselves to a multicast group
# The address for the multicast group is the third param
status = sock.setsockopt(socket.IPPROTO_IP,
socket.IP_ADD_MEMBERSHIP,
socket.inet_aton(MCAST_ADDR) + socket.inet_aton(ANY))
# Wrap up in all sorts of crap...
def mk_ddp(dest_node, dest_socket, src_node, src_socket, proto_type, data):
# Wrap into DDP datagram
data = struct.pack('>HBBB', len(data) + 5, dest_socket, src_socket, proto_type) + data
# Wrap into LLAP packet
data = struct.pack('>BBB', dest_node, src_node, 1) + data
# Wrap the novel LToUDP header
data = my_unique_ltoudp_id + data
return data
def pstring(x):
try:
x = x.encode('mac_roman')
except AttributeError:
pass
return bytes([len(x)]) + x
while 1:
data, addr = sock.recvfrom(1024)
# Okay... LToUDP parsing here. Let's start with the LLAP packet.
# Man, chaining protocols is hard. This will inevitably require a rewrite.
# Be careful to keep this as one cascading thing...
if len(data) < 4: continue
if data.startswith(my_unique_ltoudp_id): continue
data = data[4:] # Trim down to LLAP packet (not "frame")
if len(data) < 3: continue
llap_dest_node = data[0]
llap_src_node = data[1]
llap_proto_type = data[2]
data = data[3:] # Trim down to LLAP payload
# Try to extract a DDP header, which is all we want!
if llap_proto_type == 1:
# ddp, short
if len(data) < 5: continue
ddp_len, ddp_dest_socket, ddp_src_socket, ddp_proto_type = struct.unpack_from('>HBBB', data)
data = data[5:ddp_len]
elif llap_proto_type == 2:
# ddp, long (what should we do with this extra information?)
if len(data) < 13: continue
ddp_len, ddp_cksum, ddp_dest_net, ddp_src_net, ddp_dest_node, ddp_src_node, ddp_dest_socket, ddp_src_socket = struct.unpack_from('>4H5B', data)
ddp_hop_count = (ddp_len >> 10) & 0xF
ddp_len &= 0x3FF
data = data[13:ddp_len]
else:
# llap control packet -- can probably ignore!
continue
print(f'datagram {llap_src_node}:{ddp_src_socket}->{llap_dest_node}:{ddp_dest_socket}', end=' ')
if ddp_proto_type == 2:
# Name Binding Protocol
if len(data) < 2: continue
nbp_func = data[0] >> 4
nbp_tuple_cnt = data[0] & 0xF
nbp_id = data[1]
data = data[2:]
nbp_tuples = []
while data and len(nbp_tuples) < nbp_tuple_cnt:
if len(data) < 5: break
this_tuple = list(struct.unpack_from('>HBBB', data))
data = data[5:]
for i in range(3):
# This should be coded more defensively, perhaps using exceptions
this_tuple.append(data[1:1+data[0]].decode('mac_roman'))
data = data[1+data[0]:]
nbp_tuples.append(tuple(this_tuple))
print('nbp func', nbp_func, 'id', nbp_id)
for t in nbp_tuples:
print(f' net:node:sock={t[0]}:{t[1]}:{t[2]} enum={t[3]} object:type@zone={t[4]}:{t[5]}@{t[6]}')
if nbp_func == 2:
# NBP LkUp
if len(nbp_tuples) == 1 and nbp_tuples[0][5] == 'BootServer': # Looking for us
sock.sendto(mk_ddp(
dest_node=llap_src_node, dest_socket=ddp_src_socket,
src_node=99, src_socket=99,
proto_type=2,
data=bytes([0x31, nbp_id]) + # 3=LkUp-Reply, 1=number-of-tuples
struct.pack('>HBBB', # Pack the first tuple
0, # (My) Network number
99, # (My) Node ID
99, # (My) Socket number
0, # (My) Enumerator (i.e. which of many possible names for 99/99 is this?)
) +
pstring(nbp_tuples[0][4]) + pstring('BootServer') + pstring('*')
),
(MCAST_ADDR, MCAST_PORT))
elif ddp_proto_type == 10:
# Mysterious ATBOOT protocol
if len(data) < 2: continue
boot_type, boot_vers = struct.unpack_from('>BB', data)
data = data[2:]
# rbNullCommand EQU 0 ; ignore this one
# rbMapUser EQU 1 ; user record request
# rbUserReply EQU 2 ; user record reply
# rbImageRequest EQU 3 ; image request & bitmap
# rbImageData EQU 4 ; image data
# rbImageDone EQU 5 ; server done with current image
# rbUserRecordUpdate EQU 6 ; new user info to server
# rbUserRecordAck EQU 7 ; info received from server
if boot_type == 1:
# It might be neater to trim off the "type" and "version" fields a bit earlier
boot_machine_id, boot_timestamp, boot_username = struct.unpack_from('>HL 34p', data)
print(f'atboot type={boot_type}, vers={boot_vers}, machineID={boot_machine_id}, userName={boot_username}')
# // This defines a user record.
# // Some of these fields can be determined on the fly by the boot server,
# // while others are stored on disk by the boot server
# typedef struct
# {
# char serverName[serverNameLength]; // server name to boot off of
# char serverZone[zoneNameLength]; // and the zone it lives in
# char serverVol[volNameLength]; // the volume name
# short serverAuthMeth; // authentication method to use (none, clear txt, rand)
# unsigned long sharedSysDirID; // dir id of shared system folder
# unsigned long userDirID; // dir id of the user's private system folder
# unsigned long finderInfo[8]; // blessed folder dir id, startup folder dir id etc...
# unsigned char bootBlocks[138]; // see Inside Mac V-135
# unsigned short bootFlag; // server based flags
# unsigned char pad[306-18]; // <pd 5>pad to ddpMaxData
# }userRecord;
# // This defines the user record reply sent to workstations.
# typedef struct
# {
# unsigned char Command; /* record or image request command word */
# unsigned char pversion; /* version of boot protocol spoken by requestor */
# unsigned short osID; /* type and version of os */
# unsigned int userData; /* time stamp goes here */
# unsigned short blockSize; /* size of blocks we will send */
# unsigned short imageID; /* image ID */
# short result; /* error codes */
# unsigned int imageSize; /* size of image in blocks */
# userRecord userRec; /* tell user where to go */
# }BootPktRply;
# Ignore the silly user record. Just make the fucker work!
sock.sendto(mk_ddp(
dest_node=llap_src_node, dest_socket=ddp_src_socket,
src_node=99, src_socket=99,
proto_type=10,
data=struct.pack('>BBHLHHhL', 2, 1, boot_machine_id, boot_timestamp, 512, 0, 0, len(image) // 512).ljust(586, b'\0')
),
(MCAST_ADDR, MCAST_PORT))
elif boot_type == 3:
# It seems to want part of the boot image!
# print('it wants data', data)
# typedef struct
# {
# unsigned short imageID; /* */
# unsigned char section; /* "section" of the image the bitmap refers to */
# unsigned char flags; /* ??? */
# unsigned short replyDelay;
# unsigned char bitmap[512]; /* bitmap of the section of the image requested */
# }bir; // Boot Image Req
print('Boot Image Req')
if len(data) < 6: continue
boot_image_id, boot_section, boot_flags, boot_reply_delay = struct.unpack_from('>HBBH', data)
data = data[6:]
# Okay, pretty much just send the bits that were requested!
print('Sending blocks')
for blocknum in range(len(image) // 512):
if len(data) > blocknum // 8 and (data[blocknum // 8] >> (blocknum % 8)) & 1:
# typedef struct {
# unsigned char packetType; /* The command number */
# unsigned char packetVersion; /* Protocol version number */
# unsigned short packetImage; /* The image this block belongs to */
# unsigned short packetBlockNo; /* The block of the image (starts with 1) */
# unsigned char packetData[512];/* the data portion of the packet */
# } BootBlock,*BootBlockPtr;
# print(f' {blocknum}', end='', flush=True)
sock.sendto(mk_ddp(
dest_node=llap_src_node, dest_socket=ddp_src_socket,
src_node=99, src_socket=99,
proto_type=10,
data=struct.pack('>BBHH', 4, 1, boot_image_id, blocknum) + image[blocknum*512:blocknum*512+512]
),
(MCAST_ADDR, MCAST_PORT))
# time.sleep(0.5)
# break # wait for another request, you mofo!
elif boot_type > 4:
print(f'protocol10 type={boot_type} vers={boot_vers} contents={repr(data)}')
else:
print('unknown ddp payload', ddp_proto_type)