The core of the Binary Analysis Tool is freely available to everyone under the Apache license. This means you can use, study, share and improve it without cost and with minimal restrictions. Other extra packages have been released under the GPLv2 license and as public domain software.
Technical requirements
A recent Linux distribution (we tested on Fedora 14 and 15, Debian 6 and Ubuntu 10.10) is much recommended. You will need to install the bat, bat-extratools and bat-extratools-java packages.
When not using the binary packages the following packages should be installed (this list is not necessarily complete and might change in the future, consult the build files in the source code for a complete list of dependencies). The names that are used are the package names as used in Fedora. Your distribution might use other names:
- python (2.5 or higher preferred, but not 3)
- python-magic
- GNU binutils (for readelf and strings)
- coreutils
- e2tools http://freshmeat.net/projects/e2tools/
- e2fsprogs
- squashfs tools (4.0 highly recommended)
- module-init-tools (for modinfo)
- gzip (for zcat)
- xz (for lzma)
- xz-lzma-compat
- zip
- bzip2
- unrar
- cabextract
- 7z
- cpio
- tar
- PyXML
- sqlite3
- rpm
- rpm-python
- lzip
- lzop
- mtd-utils
- mtd-utils-ubi
- fuseiso
- gd-progs
- giflib-utils
- icoutils
- lrzip
- upx
- netpbm-progs
- libxml2
- ncompress
- poppler-utils
Get the tool
- You can the latest release version (5.0) of the Binary Analysis Tool as SRPM, as RPM for Fedora, as DEB for Debian 6 and as DEB for Ubuntu 10.10 (i386) here.
- You can get the latest release (6.0) of the bat-extratools package as SRPM, as RPM for Fedora 15 (i686), as DEB for Ubuntu 10.10 (i386) and as DEB for Debian 6 (i386).
- You can get the latest release (6.0) of the bat-extratools-java package as SRPM, as RPM for Fedora 15 (i686), as DEB for Ubuntu 10.10 (i386) and as DEB for Debian 6 (i386).
- You can get the development version of the tool from Subversion by using the following command:
svn checkout https://tjaldur.nl:8443/repos/gpltool/trunk gpltool
- You can also browse the development version of the tool through Trac.
Need help? Check the documentation.
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