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Rust Nano S Application

A simple application that receives a message, displays it, and requests user approval to sign. Can also display an example menu.

Building

Prerequisites

This project will try to build nanos-secure-sdk, so you will need:

Linux

  1. A standard ARM gcc (sudo apt-get install gcc-arm-none-eabi binutils-arm-none-eabi)
  2. Cross compilation headers (sudo apt-get install gcc-multilib)
  3. Python3 (sudo apt-get install python3)
  4. Pip3 (sudo apt-get install python3-pip)

Windows

  1. install Clang
  2. install an ARM GCC toolchain
  3. Python

Other things you will need:

  • Cargo-ledger
  • Speculos (make sure you add speculos.py to your PATH by running export PATH=/path/to/speculos:$PATH)
  • The correct target for rustc: rustup target add thumbv6m-none-eabi

You can build on either Windows or Linux with a simple cargo build or cargo build --release. It currently builds on stable.

Loading

You can use cargo-ledger which builds, outputs a hex file and a manifest file for ledgerctl, and loads it on a device in a single cargo ledger load command in your app directory.

Some options of the manifest file can be configured directly in Cargo.toml under a custom section:

[package.metadata.nanos]
curve = "secp256k1"
flags = "0x40"
icon = "btc.gif"

Testing

One can for example use speculos

cargo run --release defaults to running speculos on the generated binary with the appropriate flags, if speculos.py is in your PATH.

There is a small test script that sends some of the available commands in test/test_cmds.py, or raw APDUs that can be used with ledgerctl.

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