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kdbg-driver-vagrant

Based off of this article

my gist

My current set up uses a slightly different approach which is described here.

Setup

1. Install the VMWare Vagrant Utility. Reboot your machine afterwards.
2. Set up a Windows 10 VM as you normally would. Keep the hardware requirements (CPU and RAM) to a minimum.
3. In the VM:
   1. Install the VMWare guest tools
   2. Disable Shutdown Tracker
   3. Disable complex passwords
   4. Set network adapter to "Private"
   5. Enable RDP
   6. Disable Driver Signature Enforcement and enable Test Sign mode
   7. Completely disable UAC: In HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System set EnabledLUA to 0
   8. Install all pending updates (optional)
   9. To redirect debug messages to WinDbg (optional): In HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager create the key Debug Print Filter. Add a DWORD entry called DEFAULT with value 0xFFFFFFFF
4. Shutdown VM
5. Open the "Virtual Network Editor" and hit "Change Settings". Select NAT in the list and then NAT Settings. Set UDP timeout to 32767 or WinDbg may get disconnected
6. Go to the folder containing the vmx file
7. Execute tar cvzf Win10ProBase.box ./*. This is the equivalent of running vagrant package for VBox.
8. If step 7 fails create a file called metadata.json in that directory with the following content:

   {
    "provider": "vmware_desktop"
   }

9. Execute vagrant box add layle/win10pro .\Win10ProBase.box
10. You are all set now. Use the attached files to spin up your boxes

Make sure to update the host IP in the batch files to your own host IP!