Schneider Electric applications packaging process
Anybody managed to package apps from this vendor? really messy and lot of unsigned drivers with in the installations.
Just checking anyone went through similar problems !!
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Pressanykey
8 years ago
Hi,
unsigned drivers are usually really messy. Do you have the possibility of signing the drivers yourself? If so, then it's not a real problem, just dig out the drives from the vendor package, sign and create MSI packages (DPInst.exe or DPInst MSM) from them (assuming that they are not Kernel Mode drivers).
Once you have created the driver packages, install them, then capture application installation and create a package from that.
Cheers
Phil
unsigned drivers are usually really messy. Do you have the possibility of signing the drivers yourself? If so, then it's not a real problem, just dig out the drives from the vendor package, sign and create MSI packages (DPInst.exe or DPInst MSM) from them (assuming that they are not Kernel Mode drivers).
Once you have created the driver packages, install them, then capture application installation and create a package from that.
Cheers
Phil
