Luke Craig

That depends on how it's implemented. This is such a narrow case that I could see it being handled at preprocessing (i.e. before handing to the lexer).

Not as of the moment, but we'd likely be interested in a PR for that.

That looks like a protobuf/python 3.10 bug.

@AndrewFasano That's a good point. It looks like `no_timeout` only shows up in one place with `run_serial_cmd`. Removing it would break things currently using it. We can certainly make these...

I haven't been able to replicate your issue, but I will suggest that you change: ``` print(panda.arch.dump_regs(CPUState_env) ``` to: ``` panda.arch.dump_regs(CPUState_env) ``` as `dump_regs` calls `print` itself and does not...

Odd. Well it looks like stdout is blocking. You could set stdout to not block like in [this issue](https://github.com/travis-ci/travis-ci/issues/8982): ``` import fcntl fcntl.fcntl(1, fcntl.F_SETFL, 0) ``` Let me know if...

Hello, That's a great suggestion. I've opened a simple PR to address it. Having said that I don't believe we've tested the serial mechanism you are using on Windows. Do...

Sure thing. I did want to point you to this resource where someone else was able to type commands on windows. https://adalogics.com/blog/Building-a-custom-malware-sandbox-with-PANDA-Part-1

If you can get a serial connection hooked up to something you would be using the `self.serial_socket`. The `monitor_socket` connects to the QEMU monitor, which controls QEMU functionality. We do...

I think you're looking for the [wintrospection](https://github.com/panda-re/panda/tree/dev/panda/plugins/wintrospection) plugin.