Write-Host "Installing Virtual Disk Filter Driver..." -ForegroundColor Green pnputil /add-driver $DriverInf /install Start service if it's a driver service $driverName = "vdf_filter" if (Get-Service -Name $driverName -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue) { Start-Service $driverName Set-Service -Name $driverName -StartupType Automatic Write-Host "Driver service '$driverName' started." } else { Write-Host "Driver installed but no service found. Check if filter is attached to disk stack." }
echo "=== Installing VDF command-line tools ===" if command -v pip3 &>/dev/null; then pip3 install --user vdf echo "Python 'vdf' module installed." else echo "pip3 not found. Install Python3 and pip first." fi Option: install vdf-rs (Rust tool) if command -v cargo &>/dev/null; then cargo install vdf-rs echo "vdf-rs installed via cargo." else echo "Cargo not found. Skipping vdf-rs." fi Create simple helper script cat > ~/.local/bin/vdf_parse << 'EOF' #!/usr/bin/env python3 import vdf, sys, json with open(sys.argv[1], 'r') as f: data = vdf.load(f) print(json.dumps(data, indent=2)) EOF vdf install script
echo "Vulkan Device Filter installed successfully." echo "To use: VK_DEVICE_FILTER=<PCI_BUS_ID> your_vulkan_app" If you need tools to parse .vdf files (Steam’s key-value format). Write-Host "Installing Virtual Disk Filter Driver
#!/bin/bash # VDF (Vulkan Device Filter) Install Script for Linux # Run as root or with sudo set -e Skipping vdf-rs