syzqemuctl 0.1.0

A command-line tool for managing QEMU virtual machines created through Syzkaller's create-image.sh.

syzqemuctl

A command-line tool for managing QEMU virtual machines created through Syzkaller's create-image.sh.

Features

• Easy VM creation and management
• Automated template image creation using syzkaller's create-image.sh
• SSH and file transfer support
• Command execution in VMs
• Screen session management for VM console access

Installation

pip install syzqemuctl

Requirements

• Python 3.8+
• QEMU
• screen
• SSH client

Usage

1. Initialize syzqemuctl:

syzqemuctl init --images-home /path/to/images

2. Create a new VM:

syzqemuctl create my-vm

3. Run the VM:

syzqemuctl run my-vm --kernel /path/to/kernel

4. Check VM status:

syzqemuctl status my-vm

5. Copy files to/from VM:

syzqemuctl cp local-file my-vm:/remote/path  # Copy to VM
syzqemuctl cp my-vm:/remote/file local-path  # Copy from VM

6. Execute commands in VM:

syzqemuctl exec my-vm "uname -a"

7. Stop the VM:

syzqemuctl stop my-vm

8. List all VMs:

syzqemuctl list

Configuration

The configuration file is stored in ~/.config/syzqemuctl/config.json. It contains:

• Images home directory path
• Default VM settings

License

MIT License

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.