Flash the Chrome EC lightbar when pf blocks a packet
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1## pflightbar 2A little utility for OpenBSD on the Chromebook Pixel to flash the lightbar red when 3pf blocks a packet. 4([Demo](https://twitter.com/jcs/status/784821967258017794)) 5 6### Usage 7Make sure the `pflog0` device exists (usually created by `/etc/rc.d/pflogd`) and that blocked 8traffic is sent to it via a `pf` rule: 9 10 block return log 11 12Then just run `pflightbar &` as root. 13It will initialize the `pcap` device, open `/dev/chromeec`, `chroot` to `/var/empty` 14and then drop privileges to `nobody`. 15 16`pflightbar` will load some "lightbyte" byte code into the lightbar's `program` sequence 17to flash red through a full ramp up and back down. 18This is used to minimize communication with the EC when flashing, rather than having to 19send the full RGB and dim sequences every time. 20 21When a blocked packet is sent to `pflog0`, `pflightbar` will see it and tell the lightbar 22to run the `program` sequence to flash red, and then return to its normal (`S0`) sequence.