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2018-04-17Windows installer tweaks and version bumps.Adam Ierymenko
2018-03-27certutil needs -f in case TrustedProvider store is not yet createdAdam Ierymenko
2018-03-27Works on 32-bit too now.Adam Ierymenko
2018-03-27Take two on unattended driver installs. I think it works now.'Adam Ierymenko
2018-03-27Upgrade installer AIP versions and redo how we bundle the driver ↵Adam Ierymenko
sub-installer to allow unattended driver installs (hopefully).
2017-03-07Windows build process updates, and repackage everything using new EV ↵Adam Ierymenko
certificate and SHA256.
2015-08-13Windows driver (NDIS6) rebuild using earlier DDK revision to allow driver to ↵Adam Ierymenko
load in Windows 2008 Server and Windows Vista. Still issues with those platforms, but driver loads -- and shouldn't hurt newer versions (will test).
2015-05-19Add 32-bit chained MSI for NDIS6 driver... now to go test on 32-bit Windows ↵Adam Ierymenko
(clean). (And Windows 10, and Windows Server, and ...)
2015-05-18A visit to the Windows house of pain:Adam Ierymenko
(1) Yes, you *can* create a mixed 32/64 bit Windows MSI installer that installs drivers. All you have to do is... umm... create individual sub-MSI files for each driver (one for 32, one for 64) and then package those in the main MSI files as "chained" MSI installers. Each of these must only be considered a prerequisite on 32 or 64 bit machines, respectively. (2) Upgrade Advanced Installer version, add rules to uninstall NDIS6 tap device on uninstall. (3) Fix IE issue in UI code.
2015-04-25Rebuild and re-sign the x86 driver... previous attempt was somehow borked ↵Adam Ierymenko
but this one loads on Win7/x86 fine.
2015-04-25x86 version of signed NDIS6 driver.Adam Ierymenko
2015-04-25NDIS6 driver signed x64 build (not fully tested yet, but committing work)Adam Ierymenko