> Your task will be to prove that the kernel they upload to your box is a
> modified Linux kernel (by "modified Linux kernel", I mean no modules but
> the kernel itself).
>
> So, the first step would be to catch/sniff this binary image, then
> analyze it.
>
> But, as long as you cannot prove that Free has done internal
> modifications to the Linux kernel which are not released in any way,
> your case is quite thin.
why?
The GPL holds modified or not...
(and that includes drivers if they are distributed together with the gpl
kernel as part of a bigger work)
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