Windows Diagnostic Drivers for Raspberry Pi 4 in Low Peripheral Mode (no operation, text file output only)
This project may be used as a template to aid the development of production drivers for ARM64 platforms similar to the Raspberry Pi 4.
Visual Studio 2019 Community Edition with ARM64 WDK Installed (and C++ ARM64 Build Tools with Spectre Mitigated Libs)
Test Signing On with Windows 10 ARM Insider Build 21277 in Test Mode
Inf2Cat On with /uselocaltime
Output Directory and Intermediate Directory both set to the same location:
Wpp Tracing Off in favour of Text File Debug
Optional Sections in comments for renaming output file (usually found in C:\Windows\KMDFDriver.log once the driver runs) and also for reporting a memory resource to Windows for detection. Writing is supported but as yet untested (for production drivers to build upon)
Open Device Manager on the Raspberry Pi, click anywhere and then click "Action->Add Legacy Hardware".
Click Next, Select "Install the hardware that I manually select from a list (Advanced)" and Click Next again.
Make sure "Show All Devices" is selected and then Click Next.
Click "Have Disk...", Navigate to the "Debug" or "Release" folder that contains the ".inf", ".sys" and ".cat" of the driver files you want to test and continue with the rest of the steps in the Add Hardware Wizard.
To Uninstall, right click the device under the "Sample" section and select "Uninstall device".