DBAMP Files

The DBAMP's sourceforge (link) contains all the deliverables (also linked from the Milestone chart), Follow the Following steps to Run each of them on your Mobile (Neo FreeRunner).

1.	Milestone 6 contains openmoko rootfs along with all the required libraries, Flash it to your device or Copy it to the 		memory card.

2.	Milestone 5 contains the kernel (uImage.bin),  Flash it to your device or Copy it to the First (FAT partition) partition 		of your memory card.

3.	Milestone 3 contains the Userspace libraries and binaries for selinux, copy the contents of lib to /usr/lib folder of 		device and contents of bin to /usr/bin of device.

4.	Milestone 8 contains MTM emulator and required utilities, use the Following method to install MTM emulator on openmoko.

	a.	Extract tpm-binaries.tar.bz2

		i.	Copy *.h files to /usr/include folder of Device

		ii.	*.so, *.l and *.la to /usr/lib folder of Device

		iii.	The rest of Binaries to /usr/bin folder folder of Device

		iv.	Copy tpmd_dev.ko from milestone 5 to /lib/../tpm on device

	b.	Install the IPKs using the following command

		opkg install tpm-tools-1.2.5.1_0.1_armv4t.ipk

		opkg install trousers-0.3.4_0.1_armv4t.ipk

5.	Milestone 10 contains ucon, the verifier module and the tpm's pcr read utility, use the following method to make it 		operational on Mobile device
	
	a.	Copy UCON_Final.tar.bz2 and verification_jar.tar.bz2 and pcr_reader_java.zip  to your home folder on device.
	
	b.	Extract them
	
	c.	To run ucon, change your directory to ucon_final and run the following command

		$java -jar ucon.jar

		Note:
			It will execute and will take some time, it will produce two types of logs, the more detail xml log 					(meta/log/usage_log.xml) and the log containing hashes (/var/ucon_hashes)

	d.	Run the verifier, change the directory to verification and run the following command

		$java -jar verifier.jar

		It will execute and recalculate the hashes from the ucon_hashes file in /var/ and it will give u a final hash.

	e.	Now we have to compare this hash store in PCR 11 of the TPM, to see that, change your directory to pcr_reader_java 		and run the following command

		$java -jar pcr_reader_java.jar

		Read the value of PCR11 and compare it with hash produced by verifier, if they are the same means that the log 				isn't tampered.