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fix(stage0): open the boot log before stage-0 appends to it - #158
stage0/jump_stage1.c: call eos_boot_log_init(bctl.log_head) right after the control block is loaded.
Before jumping to stage-1, store the advanced position in the control block and save it. If that save fails, only the log is lost; the boot continues.
core/recovery.c: eos_recovery_enter() already saves the control block; it now records the current log position as well. This covers the recovery path from both stages.
New suite tests/unit/test_stage0_boot_log.c, registered in tests/CMakeLists.txt:
compiles the real stage-0 sources for the host, against a simulated board;
checks that BOOT_START is written at the saved position;
checks that stage-1 receives a position past stage-0's entries;
checks that the recovery path keeps BOOT_START and RECOVERY_ENTER.
Testing
Environment: macOS 14 / Apple clang 15, host build, clean build from the branch tip.
This PR and the factory-reset PR both edit eos_recovery_enter() on neighbouring lines. Merging one after the other will need a small manual conflict fix.
Preserve boot-log history when transitioning from stage-0 to stage-1 or recovery.
Bug Fixes:
Preserve stage-0 boot-log entries across the hand-off to stage-1 and through the recovery path by initializing and persisting the log position.
Tests:
Add host-based stage-0 boot-log coverage for initial logging, stage-1 hand-off position persistence, and recovery entries.
Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Boot and recovery event history is now preserved more consistently across startup and recovery transitions. Diagnostic records better reflect the latest boot events, providing a clearer account of startup behavior and recovery activity when reviewing system logs. This change also keeps event history available when a system continues startup after a save issue, without interrupting the transition.
ebldr_stage0_main() appended BOOT_START, IMAGE_VALID and the BOOT_FAIL
reasons, but never called eos_boot_log_init(). Until init runs,
eos_boot_log_append() is a deliberate no-op, so every stage-0 entry was
dropped. Opening the log alone is not enough: stage-1 is a separate
image that re-opens the log at the head it loads from the boot control
block, so a head that was never persisted would have it overwrite what
stage-0 wrote.
- stage0/jump_stage1.c: eos_boot_log_init(bctl.log_head) right after the
control block is loaded; before the jump to stage-1, store the
advanced head in the control block and save it (a failed save costs
the log, not the boot).
- core/recovery.c: eos_recovery_enter() already saves the control block
on entry; record the current log head with it, so the entries the
caller and recovery itself appended survive the next boot. This is
the stage-0 recovery path and also stage-1's.
test_stage0_boot_log: new suite that compiles the stage-0 sources for
the host against a simulated board (jump and the recovery UART longjmp
back to the test), and checks that BOOT_START lands at the persisted
head, that stage-1 is handed a head past stage-0's entries, and that the
recovery path keeps BOOT_START and RECOVERY_ENTER.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixes boot-log loss by opening stage-0’s log at the persisted control-block head and saving the advanced head before stage-1 handoff and recovery; adds host-side tests covering both paths and their log positions.
Sequence diagram for stage-0 boot log handoff to stage-1
sequenceDiagram
participant S0 as Stage0
participant B as BootControl
participant L as BootLog
participant S1 as Stage1
S0->>B: eos_bootctl_load()
S0->>L: eos_boot_log_init(bctl.log_head)
S0->>L: eos_boot_log_append(...)
S0->>L: eos_boot_log_get_head()
S0->>B: eos_bootctl_save(&bctl)
B-->>S1: bctl.log_head
S1->>L: eos_boot_log_init(bctl.log_head)
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Sequence diagram for recovery boot log persistence
sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant R as Recovery
participant L as BootLog
participant B as BootControl
Caller->>L: eos_boot_log_append(...)
Caller->>R: eos_recovery_enter(&bctl)
R->>L: eos_boot_log_append(...)
R->>L: eos_boot_log_get_head()
R->>B: eos_bootctl_save(bctl)
B-->>B: Persist log_head for next boot
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Stage-0 now initializes and persists the boot-log head across stage handoff.
Open the log at the control block’s saved head before recording stage-0 events.
Save the advanced head before jumping to stage-1, without making a save failure fatal to boot.
Review that stage-1 starts after stage-0 entries and that existing log entries remain intact.
stage0/jump_stage1.c
Recovery entry now persists the current boot-log position with the control block.
Record the log head after recovery-related entries are appended and before saving control state.
Verify both stage-0 and stage-1 recovery paths preserve their entries.
core/recovery.c
Host-based unit coverage exercises the real stage-0 handoff and recovery behavior.
Compile selected stage-0 sources against simulated flash, UART, reset, and jump operations.
Test logging at the persisted starting position, handoff at the advanced position, and recovery entry preservation.
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Review comments at @stage0/jump_stage1.c:
- Around line 137-143: Update the STM32F4 flash layout and related slot-size
constants so the primary control copy, backup copy, boot log, slot B, and
recovery region each occupy separate erase sectors; ensure the addresses remain
consistent with eos_bootctl_save and the pre-jump log-head save in the stage-1
handoff.
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Stage-0 initializes the boot log from the saved head and saves its updated head before jumping to stage-1. Recovery entry also stores the current head before saving boot control state. A new host-side test checks stage-0 log entries and head advancement.
Changes: Boot-log head persistence
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Summary
Initialize, update, and verify the boot-log head stage0/jump_stage1.c, core/recovery.c, tests/unit/test_stage0_boot_log.c, tests/CMakeLists.txt
Stage-0 initializes the log from the saved head and attempts to save its updated head before jumping. Recovery entry copies the current head before saving boot control state. The registered host-side test checks normal and forced-recovery paths, including log entries and head advancement.
Issue 165 concerns boot-control saves erasing the boot log on STM32F4. This change adds saves of the boot-log head, but does not show a fix for the reported erase behavior.
Suggested reviewers:srpatcha, hshanmug12
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 21873
On STM32F4, boot can erase diagnostic logs and corrupt slot-B firmware or control state. Fix the flash layout before merging.
Security architecture risk: High · up to 21873
On the supported STM32F4 target, the new handoff save erases a sector shared by both boot-control copies, the boot log, and part of application slot B. Successful saves erase logged events and application data; failed or interrupted saves can also discard boot-selection and retry state. The underlying layout problem already existed, but this change exposes it earlier on every normal stage-0 handoff.
Retained concerns
High · reliability · inferred: The new normal-handoff save crosses STM32F4 storage ownership boundaries. Both control copies, the boot log, and the final 64 KiB of slot B occupy sector 11. Saving the log head therefore erases application data and the entries it purports to preserve. A failed or interrupted write can additionally invalidate both control copies before stage-1 reloads them, resetting pending-update and boot-attempt state. The erase-layout defect predates this PR, but its invocation before stage-1 reload and validation is new.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The demonstrated exposure is local to each affected STM32F4 device: one flash-sector erase reaches boot-control redundancy, diagnostic history, and the declared slot-B tail. Normal boot reaches the operation without attacker-supplied commands; fleet exposure depends on deployment information not supplied.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — A failed write or interruption after a shared-sector erase can remove both control copies. The newly introduced handoff then permits stage-1 to reload defaults, losing boot-policy state and diagnostic evidence. The source establishes this failure path, not remote exploitability or arbitrary-code execution.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Control-block loading validates CRCs and tries a backup, but both copies share the STM32F4 erase unit. CRC validation detects invalid contents; it does not provide erase isolation or preserve a surviving copy during these saves.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — The base already saved boot control before application handoff and on recovery entry. The relevant regression is the additional stage-0 save before stage-1 reload and image validation, rather than a newly created low-level persistence implementation.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Give application data, logging, and redundant control records erase-safe storage ownership, with a commit protocol that retains a valid control record across interruption. Validate the handoff using sector-accurate erasure and failure injection at every erase/write boundary.
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Issue #157 requires stage-0 boot-log initialization and persistence of the advanced head before stage-1 or recovery. stage0/jump_stage1.c calls eos_boot_log_init(bctl.log_head) after loading the control block. It saves eos_boot_log_get_head() before the stage-1 jump. core/recovery.c saves the current head during eos_recovery_enter(). The new test suite covers the saved BOOT_START, the stage-1 hand-off head, and recovery entries. The reported test evidence shows the new and existing tests pass.
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Preserve stage-0 boot logs across stage-1 and recovery
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AI Description
• Initialize stage-0 logging at the saved position so boot events are recorded.
• Persist the advanced position before stage-1 handoff or recovery to prevent overwrites.
• Add host-based tests for boot entries, handoff, and recovery.
Diagram
graph TD
B[("Boot control")] --> S["Stage-0 boot"] --> L[("Boot log")]
S --> R["Recovery entry"] --> B
S --> T["Stage-1 handoff"] --> B
S --> B
T --> L
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High-Level Assessment
Initializing the existing log in stage-0 and saving its position at each existing control-block persistence point directly addresses both paths. A separate handoff mechanism would add state without improving this fix.
Files changed (4) +279 / -0
Bug fix (2) +17 / -0
recovery.cPersist the boot-log position on recovery entry+3/-0
Persist the boot-log position on recovery entry
• Stores the current log position in the control block before its existing save, preserving entries recorded by the caller and recovery itself across the next boot.
jump_stage1.cOpen and advance the stage-0 boot log+14/-0
Open and advance the stage-0 boot log
• Initializes logging from the loaded control block before stage-0 records events. Saves the advanced position before jumping to stage-1 so subsequent logging does not overwrite those events; a failed save does not block boot.
test_stage0_boot_log.cTest stage-0 logging, handoff, and recovery+249/-0
Test stage-0 logging, handoff, and recovery
• Adds a simulated flash board and non-returning jump and UART substitutes to exercise stage-0 on the host. Three tests check the initial entry, the position passed to stage-1, and preservation of boot and recovery entries.
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Stage-0 records are erased
On STM32F4, the new eos_bootctl_save() call erases the log entries immediately before the handoff. STM32F4_BOOTCTL_ADDR, STM32F4_BOOTCTL_BACKUP_ADDR, and STM32F4_LOG_ADDR share sector 11, and stm32f4_flash_erase() erases that whole sector regardless of len. Stage-1 receives an advanced log_head, but the records are gone.
The shared-sector problem predates this PR, but this new call triggers it before stage-1 starts, defeating the log fix on this board. Use a save path that preserves the log sector, and cover whole-sector erases in the test.
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Path: stage0/jump_stage1.c
Line: 142
Comment:
**Stage-0 records are erased**
On STM32F4, the new `eos_bootctl_save()` call erases the log entries immediately before the handoff. `STM32F4_BOOTCTL_ADDR`, `STM32F4_BOOTCTL_BACKUP_ADDR`, and `STM32F4_LOG_ADDR` share sector 11, and `stm32f4_flash_erase()` erases that whole sector regardless of `len`. Stage-1 receives an advanced `log_head`, but the records are gone.
The shared-sector problem predates this PR, but this new call triggers it before stage-1 starts, defeating the log fix on this board. Use a save path that preserves the log sector, and cover whole-sector erases in the test.
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="stage0/jump_stage1.c"line_range="142" />
<code_context>
+ * entries, or stage-1 appends over them. A failed save costs the+ * log, not the boot, so it does not stop the jump. */+ bctl.log_head = eos_boot_log_get_head();+ (void)eos_bootctl_save(&bctl);+ /* Stage-1 is located immediately after stage-0 in flash */
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Boot log entries are overwritten**
When a log append is followed by a reset or power loss before the control-block save completes, or the save fails, `jump_stage1` discards the result of `eos_bootctl_save()`, leaving the persisted `log_head` stale; the next boot resumes at that slot and overwrites appended entries, without reporting a save failure.
Make each log-head advance durable with the append, and handle or report any failed control-block save before handing off.
Also at `core/recovery.c:514-515`.
</issue_to_address>
Linked issues
#157 Stage-0 never initialises the boot log, so all of its entries are lost · 2 of 2 met
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1
Initialize the boot log before stage-0 appends its boot and decision entries.
✅ Met
Stage-0 initializes the log from the persisted head before appending BOOT_START, IMAGE_VALID, or BOOT_FAIL.
2
Persist stage-0's advanced log position so stage-1 does not overwrite its entries.
✅ Met
Before jumping, stage-0 saves the current log head in the boot control block; recovery also saves the head for failure paths.
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Needs a human reviewer. 1 finding to address first, and if the persisted log head is wrong, later boot-log appends can overwrite existing entries. Reverting stops the new head updates but cannot restore log records that were already overwritten.
Blocking findings: stage0/jump_stage1.c:142
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🟡 Medium · Boot log entries are overwritten
When a log append is followed by a reset or power loss before the control-block save completes, or the save fails, jump_stage1 discards the result of eos_bootctl_save(), leaving the persisted log_head stale; the next boot resumes at that slot and overwrites appended entries, without reporting a save failure.
Make each log-head advance durable with the append, and handle or report any failed control-block save before handing off.
Also at core/recovery.c:514-515.
Prompt for AI agents
In `stage0/jump_stage1.c` at line 142:
**Boot log entries are overwritten**
When a log append is followed by a reset or power loss before the control-block save completes, or the save fails, `jump_stage1` discards the result of `eos_bootctl_save()`, leaving the persisted `log_head` stale; the next boot resumes at that slot and overwrites appended entries, without reporting a save failure.
Make each log-head advance durable with the append, and handle or report any failed control-block save before handing off.
Also at `core/recovery.c:514-515`.
eos_bootctl_save() erases both control-block addresses, but on STM32F4 those addresses share a
physical erase sector with the boot log, the end of firmware slot B, and the configured recovery
image. Every normal stage-0 handoff now triggers that erase, removing stage-0's newly written
entries and damaging slot B before stage-1 scans it; the host test misses this because its flash
stub erases only the requested byte range.
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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
The new normal-boot control-block save erases an STM32F4 sector containing the boot log, part of slot B, and the configured recovery image.
## Fix Focus Areas
- stage0/jump_stage1.c[137-142]
- boards/stm32f4/board_stm32f4.h[15-27]
- boards/stm32f4/board_stm32f4.c[125-160]
- tests/unit/test_stage0_boot_log.c[79-90]
## Recommended Fix
Make the board's boot-control storage and other persisted regions safe under actual physical-sector erase operations before saving on every handoff. Ensure both control copies remain valid across a save, and add a test that models the board's full-sector erase and checks that log entries and firmware regions survive.
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1. Normal boots erase alternate firmware 🐞 Bug≡ Correctness
eos_bootctl_save() erases both control-block addresses, but on STM32F4 those addresses share a
physical erase sector with the boot log, the end of firmware slot B, and the configured recovery
image. Every normal stage-0 handoff now triggers that erase, removing stage-0's newly written
entries and damaging slot B before stage-1 scans it; the host test misses this because its flash
stub erases only the requested byte range.
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## Issue description
The new normal-boot control-block save erases an STM32F4 sector containing the boot log, part of slot B, and the configured recovery image.
## Fix Focus Areas
- stage0/jump_stage1.c[137-142]
- boards/stm32f4/board_stm32f4.h[15-27]
- boards/stm32f4/board_stm32f4.c[125-160]
- tests/unit/test_stage0_boot_log.c[79-90]
## Recommended Fix
Make the board's boot-control storage and other persisted regions safe under actual physical-sector erase operations before saving on every handoff. Ensure both control copies remain valid across a save, and add a test that models the board's full-sector erase and checks that log entries and firmware regions survive.
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- Around line 137-143: Update the STM32F4 flash layout and related slot-size
constants so the primary control copy, backup copy, boot log, slot B, and
recovery region each occupy separate erase sectors; ensure the addresses remain
consistent with eos_bootctl_save and the pre-jump log-head save in the stage-1
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Place the two control copies and the boot log in separate erase sectors on STM32F4.
On STM32F4, eos_bootctl_save() erases each control copy by erasing the whole sector that contains its address. The primary copy (0x080F4000), backup copy (0x080F6000), and boot log (0x080F8000) all lie in sector 11 (0x080E0000–0x080FFFFF). Moving slot B out of that sector does not separate them.
If the primary write fails, the primary erase has already cleared the backup copy. Both control copies are blank, and stage-1 loads defaults and reopens the log at head zero.
On the normal path, the pre-jump save erases sector 11 after stage-0 appends its entries. Those entries are erased, while the saved log head still points past them. The backup erase also clears the primary copy that was just written.
Each of the three regions needs its own erase sector. The primary copy, backup copy, and log must not share a sector with each other, with slot B, or with the recovery region. This changes the slot-size contract, so the layout definitions and slot constants must be updated together. A localized header edit is not sufficient, and no safe diff is shown.
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Review comment at @stage0/jump_stage1.c around lines 137 - 143:
Update the STM32F4 flash layout and related slot-size constants so the primary
control copy, backup copy, boot log, slot B, and recovery region each occupy
separate erase sectors; ensure the addresses remain consistent with
eos_bootctl_save and the pre-jump log-head save in the stage-1 handoff.
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Summary
Open the boot log in stage-0 and save its write position, so stage-0's entries survive the hand-off to stage-1 and the recovery path.
Fixes #157
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Changes
stage0/jump_stage1.c: calleos_boot_log_init(bctl.log_head)right after the control block is loaded.core/recovery.c:eos_recovery_enter()already saves the control block; it now records the current log position as well. This covers the recovery path from both stages.tests/unit/test_stage0_boot_log.c, registered intests/CMakeLists.txt:BOOT_STARTis written at the saved position;BOOT_STARTandRECOVERY_ENTER.Testing
Environment: macOS 14 / Apple clang 15, host build, clean build from the branch tip.
cmake -S . -B build -DEBLDR_BUILD_TESTS=ON -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug cmake --build build -j8 ctest --test-dir build --output-on-failure python3 -m pytest tests/unit -qAll 3 new tests fail on
master.With only the stage-0 half of the fix, the recovery-path test still fails.
With the full fix: 3/3 pass.
ctest: 34/34 passed (one new suite).
pytest tests/unit: 193 passed, 1 xfailed.Unit tests pass
New tests added — verified to fail without the fix and pass with it
All existing tests pass
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Summary by Sourcery
Preserve boot-log history when transitioning from stage-0 to stage-1 or recovery.
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Tests:
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