EchoInst: An Example Wix Install of the WDK Echo Driver

Joe Marley

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This gives an example on how to install drivers using Wix, including the use of deferred custom actions.

echoInst.zip
- EchoInst
  - build.cmd
  - devmsi.wxs
  - driver
    - makeecho.cmd
    - Sign.cmd
  - echo.wxs
  - makemsi.cmd
  - Signfile.cmd

@echo off
Signtool sign /v /ac "c:\verisign\VeriSign Class 3 Public Primary Certification Authority - G5.cer" /i Verisign /t http://timestamp.verisign.com/scripts/timestamp.dll %1
set SIGN_RESULT=%errorlevel%
if "%SIGN_RESULT%" == "0" goto SIGN_SUCCESS

echo FAILED signing of %1
got EXIT_SIGNFILE

:SIGN_SUCCESS
echo %1 signed
goto EXIT_SIGNFILE

:EXIT_SIGNFILE
exit /B %SIGN_RESULT%

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Joe Marley

Software Developer (Senior) Seagate Technology

United States

Joe is a Sr. Software Engineer for Seagate Technology. He greatly enjoys practical applications of C/C++ and problem solving in general. He and his family live in a wonderful spot of the world named Longmont, CO (USA).

EchoInst: An Example Wix Install of the WDK Echo Driver

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