Grant Limberg
Grant Limberg
Yeah we don't have support for Windows on ARM64 yet.
It's not a direct copy of the OpenVPN driver. The current driver is based on the OpenVPN NDIS6 code, but some customization had to be done to get proper support...
To quote myself from 4 posts above: > Yeah we don't have support for Windows on ARM64 yet.
It's not signed with a valid EV driver signing certificate  :)
to top off the EV certificate, I think Windows drivers also need to be cosigned by Microsoft now as well. Just to make it even more difficult I haven't done...
Zerotier 1.6.4: Kernel: netlink: 8 bytes leftover after parsing attributes in process `zerotier-one’
@ppoozl It's a warning, not an error. May be a little bit noisy in the logs but it's not a problem
> AsusWRT with Linux Kernel: 2.6.36 That's a *really* old Linux kernel version (released over 11 years ago). Any way to upgrade it? If not, you may be stuck on...
I've added a PR https://github.com/zerotier/ZeroTierOne/pull/1559 that might fix this, but would require you to build & test it for your router and/or old kernel versions.
> btw kernel 3.4 is affected too Can't reproduce your claim here. The OS/Distro with the oldest kernel that's still supported by the vendor we have available is CentOS 7.0...
Trying to get a CentOS 6 VM up and running to test a patch on kernel 2.6.x, but seeing as it's not even supported by CentOS/RedHat anymore, that is proving...