Workaround for Microsoft HLK 2022 unsigned driver issue

[zjmletang]

This commit implements a workaround to bypass the driver signing issue encountered in HLK 2022.

For more details, see: #819

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a critical fix to bypass a driver signing issue within the Microsoft Hardware Lab Kit (HLK) 2022 environment. By modifying the HLK 2022 kit configuration, a specific driver fix is now included, which resolves the problem of unsigned drivers preventing proper testing. This change ensures that HLK 2022 operations can continue smoothly without being blocked by this known signing challenge.

Highlights

• HLK 2022 Workaround: Implemented a workaround to address the Microsoft HLK 2022 unsigned driver issue, allowing testing to proceed without encountering this specific signing problem.
• Configuration Update: The HLK2022.json configuration file was updated to include NDIS_Driver_Fix in the extra_software list, which is the core of the implemented workaround.

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Code Review

The pull request effectively implements the workaround for the Microsoft HLK 2022 unsigned driver issue by adding "NDIS_Driver_Fix" to the extra_software list in the HLK2022.json configuration. This change directly addresses the problem as described in the pull request title and body.

[zjmletang]

hi @kostyanf14 The NDIS_Driver_Fix has been merged, so I’ve submitted a separate patch to autohck to ensure the HLK2022 test passes. Please take a look when you have a moment (I’ve verified that it works).