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Did the installer successfully switch your system to the “testsigning mode”? Maybe, BootCamp somehow prevents it? Do you have the “test mode/windows 7” message in the lower right corner of your desktop?
That is really wierd. I tested the latest version on Windows XP, Server 2003, Vista and Win7 both x86 and 64 and could not reproduce any problem Please check your system for viruses.
Which OS version did you select in the wizard? Maybe, the selected OS does not have support for x64 target? Try selecting the latest one (Windows 7).
Do you have any cd burning software installed? Something that can interfere with CD drives?
As for the uninstall, I have fixed it in WinCDEmu 3.3-1. Just download the updated file and install it over the old one. Then the uninstall will work.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/wincdemu/files/wincdemu/3.3/WinCDEmu-3.3-1.exe/downloadNot yet. The explanation is on the main page. Basically, issuing code signing certificates to individuals rather than companies is not a “usual practice”, so it takes time to negotiate things.
Please close WinDbg before you start debugging with VisualDDK. You cannot debug the same kernel using 2 debuggers in parallel!
Obtaining a certificate takes time when you are not a company. Unfortunately, this process is quite buerocratic. My best hopes are for the mid-April.
Yes, boot your VM in debug mode and create a snapshot. Then, every time you need to debug anything, just revert to that snapshot et voila!
You can always change the DLL path by selecting Tools->VisualDDK Options in Visual Studio.
BTW, does the 1394:// prefix work correctly?No, but you can try redirecting the host-side named pipe to the other VM using the GuestRPC protocol (http://articles.sysprogs.org/kdvmware/guestrpc.html). (You’ll need to modify the sources)
No idea, but you can google for something like “windows 7 testsigning desktop icons disappeared”. It is not specific to WinCDEmu.
Check your system settings regarding unsigned drivers:
This article can be helpful: http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/12/07/disable-unsigned-driver-installation-dialog-prompt-in-windows-xp/
