Question
I have a valid FST file generated by my own simulation toolchain. When I try to convert it to VCD using fst2vcd, it is blocked by the TALOS-2023-1791 security check. The file opens fine in GTKWave and all signals are visible, so I know the file is not malicious.
VRvvCoreMiniAxi.core.fst.gz
I also tried File → Export → Write VCD File from the GTKWave GUI but the exported VCD is missing signals.
Is there any workaround or flag (e.g. --force, --skip-security-check) to bypass the TALOS check so I can get a VCD out of this file?
Command
fst2vcd -f VRvvCoreMiniAxi.core.fst -o test_waves.vcd
Output
Triggered TALOS-2023-1791 security check, exiting.
[1] 31258 IOT instruction (core dumped) fst2vcd -f VRvvCoreMiniAxi.core.fst -o test_waves.vcd
GTKWave version
GTKWave Analyzer v3.3.127 (w)1999-2026 BSI
OS
Ubuntu (x86_64)
Attached
VRvvCoreMiniAxi.core.fst as a gzip
Question
I have a valid FST file generated by my own simulation toolchain. When I try to convert it to VCD using
fst2vcd, it is blocked by the TALOS-2023-1791 security check. The file opens fine in GTKWave and all signals are visible, so I know the file is not malicious.VRvvCoreMiniAxi.core.fst.gz
I also tried File → Export → Write VCD File from the GTKWave GUI but the exported VCD is missing signals.
Is there any workaround or flag (e.g.
--force,--skip-security-check) to bypass the TALOS check so I can get a VCD out of this file?Command
Output
GTKWave version
OS
Ubuntu (x86_64)
Attached
VRvvCoreMiniAxi.core.fstas a gzip