Re: Binary Drivers — Linux Kernel

Do we have a right to reverse engineer hardware, or they are protected by
patents or something similar that would prevent you from publishing results
adn/or drivers (open source).

Are there any restrictions in how you obtain information - signal analyser,
disassembly of windows driver, etc.

Rok Markovic


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