On Fri, 30 May 2008 02:04:18 +0300 David Woodhouse <dwmw2@infradead.org> wrote:For me, both inside kernel or on a separate tree would produce similar results. Yet, a separate tree will be a little more painful. One alternative to keep this at kernel -git tree would be to write a COPYING or LICENSE file at firmware dir, explicitly stating that most of those firmwares have proprietary licenses and are there just to make easier for kernel develoment. Being in-tree or out kernel tree, we should explicitly state what license each firmware uses, and having the license terms of proprietary firmwares there. I would add a metatag at the .ihex file to reference to what license applies to each firmware. Something like FIRMWARE_LICENSE("some vendor license #1"). For those legacy firmwares where we don't know, we may simply add "unknown". Cheers, Mauro --
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