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I ran into the problem Missing basic block map: 'fuzz_out//sfconvert.bblist'! At the beginning, I had the same problem as the last issue, but after I updated the path related to Dyninst, there was no error reported by UntracerDyninst any more, but the error remains. This is also the reason why I opened a new problem.
config:
I used Dynist-10.2.0 since the Dynins-9.x version was no longer supported. Other installation steps are the same as those provided in the readme. However, when I fuzzing, an error occured.
I checked the fuzz_out folder again and found that %s.dummy was successfully created, but %s.bblist and %s.cur_trace were not created correctly.
So I wonder how can I solve this problem? Do you have any suggestions? Thank you very much!
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For UnTracer we don't recommend using any Dyninst version beyond 9.3.2. Alternatively, you're welcome to try out HeXcite, which uses ZAFL for its binary rewriting.
Ok, I will try to go back to dyninst-9.3.2, because the following error occurred in this version before, the related link is no longer open. Do you have any good suggestions to solve this problem?
I ran into the problem


Missing basic block map: 'fuzz_out//sfconvert.bblist'!
At the beginning, I had the same problem as the last issue, but after I updated the path related to Dyninst, there was no error reported by UntracerDyninst any more, but the error remains. This is also the reason why I opened a new problem.config:
I used Dynist-10.2.0 since the Dynins-9.x version was no longer supported. Other installation steps are the same as those provided in the readme. However, when I fuzzing, an error occured.
I checked the fuzz_out folder again and found that %s.dummy was successfully created, but %s.bblist and %s.cur_trace were not created correctly.
So I wonder how can I solve this problem? Do you have any suggestions? Thank you very much!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: