Provide driver binaries

[GoogleCodeExporter]

Would it be possible to provide compiled drivers, for developers who would like 
to experiment with client-side code only (and who do not have Visual Studio + 
WDK but another compiler?)

Original issue reported on code.google.com by [email protected] on 26 Aug 2014 at 1:01

[gbraad]

I would appreciate this. Especially since it seems there might be a regression with the latest version of Windows 10 (1709) in which the driver does not register correctly (eg. with the driver included with http://www.sunnysidesoft.com/virtualtablet/). I would like to track down what causes this http://forum.sunnysidesoft.com/t/driver-not-recognized-properly-on-winpro10-1709-regression/211, as the developer of this application hasn't been responsive since December when this issue got filed.

[Funmungus]

I would also like this. I may not get to it soon, but I planned on using the instructions here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/develop/signing-a-driver-for-public-release
I have a personal Let's Encrypt key that I can use as a test subject. If this issue is not resolved by the time I get around to it, then I will update with my results.

[rakshith-ravi]

Hey @Funmungus. Would you happen to have a pre-compiled binary for this that we can use on our projects?

[hsinyu-chen]

@rakshith-ravi does we need public CA for driver singing?
Let's Encrypt only provide 3 month length duration

[rakshith-ravi]

I suppose for now we don't need a signed binary, any binary would do, but I'm not sure