IndexError：list index out of range in /opt/caid/caid/libdeps.py, line 394, in build_dependency_graph

[Clingto]

Hi, when I use teezz-caid tool on HUAWEI P20 device,
my command is "make run DEVICE_ID=xxx LIB_PATH=/system/lib64",
and I get the error bellow:

INFO:caid.libdeps: Building dependency graphINFO:caid.libdeps:ELF dep graphINFO:caid.libdeps:VDEX dep
graphINFO:caid.libdeps:Accumulating results 1
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/python3.8/runpy.py", line 194, in run module asreturn _run_code(code, main globals, None,
File "/usr/lib/python3.8/runpy.py", line 87, in _run_codeexec(code, run_globals)
File "/opt/caid/caid/main..py", line 74, in df .main(）
File "/opt/caid/caid/libdeps.py", line 526, in maindependencies = self.build dependency_graph(
File "/opt/caid/caid/libdeps.py", line 394, in build dependencydep_path = candidates[o].full name
IndexError: list index out of rangemake: ***[Makefile:19; run] Error 1

IndexError：list index out of range in /opt/caid/caid/libdeps.py, line 394, in build_dependency_graph

[0ddc0de]

Hi @Clingto, thanks for your interest in TEEzz.

The LIB_PATH should point to the vendor library that provides a common interface to the TEE driver.
On Huawei devices LIB_PATH is ususally /vendor/lib64/libteec.so. But, check again where the libteec.so is located on your device.

[Clingto]

Hi @Clingto, thanks for your interest in TEEzz.

The LIB_PATH should point to the vendor library that provides a common interface to the TEE driver. On Huawei devices LIB_PATH is ususally /vendor/lib64/libteec.so. But, check again where the libteec.so is located on your device.

Thank you for your reply. I have done a detailed search on Huawei P20 device using the "find -name libteec.so" command with superuser privileges in ADB , and found that the only directories where the libteec.so file exists are /system/lib64/libteec.so and /system/lib/libteec.so. I tried the command "make run DEVICE_ID=xxx LIB_PATH=/system/lib64/libteec.so", but the error remains the same.

[0ddc0de]

Are you using the docker compose setup? I ran it again on my P20Lite and cannot reproduce your error.
Can you share some stats of the inout directory? E.g.,

• find inout/ -maxdepth 2
• find inout/elfs/ | wc -l
• find inout/jadx-source/ | wc -l

It looks like the files from the phone are not copied to your host.
For my P20 Lite the stats look like this:

$ find inout/ -maxdepth 2
inout/
inout/elfs
inout/elfs/vendor
inout/elfs/cust
inout/elfs/data
inout/elfs/system
inout/elfs/mnt
inout/elfs/odm
inout/elfs/root
inout/elfs/product
inout/elfs/sbin
inout/vdexs.json
inout/deps.png
inout/deps.dot
inout/elfs.json
inout/deps_flat.dot
inout/jadx-source
inout/jadx-source/cust
inout/jadx-source/data
inout/jadx-source/system
$ find inout/elfs/ | wc -l
4471
$ find inout/jadx-source/ | wc -l
200494

[Clingto]

Are you using the docker compose setup? I ran it again on my P20Lite and cannot reproduce your error. Can you share some stats of the inout directory? E.g.,

• find inout/ -maxdepth 2
• find inout/elfs/ | wc -l
• find inout/jadx-source/ | wc -l

It looks like the files from the phone are not copied to your host. For my P20 Lite the stats look like this:

$ find inout/ -maxdepth 2
inout/
inout/elfs
inout/elfs/vendor
inout/elfs/cust
inout/elfs/data
inout/elfs/system
inout/elfs/mnt
inout/elfs/odm
inout/elfs/root
inout/elfs/product
inout/elfs/sbin
inout/vdexs.json
inout/deps.png
inout/deps.dot
inout/elfs.json
inout/deps_flat.dot
inout/jadx-source
inout/jadx-source/cust
inout/jadx-source/data
inout/jadx-source/system
$ find inout/elfs/ | wc -l
4471
$ find inout/jadx-source/ | wc -l
200494

Yes, I use docker compose setup as the command of teezz-caid repo's README.md file.

$ find inout/ -maxdepth 2
inout/
inout/elfs.json
inout/elfs
inout/elfs/data
inout/elfs/prets
inout/elfs/vendor
inout/elfs/hw_product
inout/elfs/apex
inout/elfs/sbin
inout/elfs/system
inout/elfs/preavs
inout/elfs/odm
inout/jadx-source
inout/jadx-source/data
inout/jadx-source/system
inout/vdexs.json
$ find inout/elfs/ | wc -l
6391
$ find inout/jadx-source/ | wc -l
3976