I never fully automated the process of pre-computing the cache slices.
..SampleEnclave/pfn2slice.h contains sample output from running all the tools in this directory.
High level instructions to generate the file:
for i in `seq 10` ; do time sudo taskset -c 1 ./app >> log_may26_2021 ; done
this will generate a file that looks like this:
0x716df: 2
0x716e0: 1
0x716e1: 1
0x716e2: 1
0x716e3: 1
...
Then do sort, uniq, remove the last digit (0x716df --> 0x716d). Then uniq again. Finally, just leave the numbers and format it nicely to have 20 numbers in a line with the commas.
Note: our Ubuntu installation always allocates the same physical page, which is hard-coded in the code.
Right now the main attacker code
make && taskset -c 1 sudo ./app
outputs that it uses the page of 0x7c0000. This matces what the C file in this directory uses.