2012/2/27 Samuli Seppänen <sam...@openvpn.net>: > >> Hello, >> >> A repository is available[1], stripped down with only tap sources. >> >> To build use you need ddk available: >>> configure >>> build > Checked out the sources using "Git Bash", then ran the commands from a > (non-admin) Visual Studio 2008 command prompt. Got these errors: > > <http://pastebin.com/XfZDJPpa>
Please remove the @echo off for me to see the files. You can also look into it... It simply look for files to substitute vars in. >> It builds winxp 32bit and win7 64bit I hope this is what the current >> installer is doing, >> as building the tap is kept secret. > Actually, the TAP-driver is built using the Python build scripts in the > "win" subdirectory. Those scripts build both 32-bit and 64-bit drivers. Yes. But something is not right there as far the signing goes. > >> In the open source package we will provide vanilla devcon and not the >> modified >> tapinstaller which we do not have the sources of. I it is so important >> to hack computer >> and bypass Windows confirmation dialog. > The Python-based buildsystem also builds tapinstall.exe/devcon.exe. It > looks for the sources from ../tapinstall by default (see "grep T1SRC > win/*"). The sources are standard devcon sources; the resulting binary > is simply renamed to "tapinstall.exe". There is no T1SRC in master. There is no point in compiling devcon if it is provided in DDK. What james done in the past is to modify the sources to override the sign warning message. I provide devcon as-is and let user override it if needed. Alon.
