> That would depend who wrote it.
>
> If they wrote it then yes it would be good to add that information and
> the GPLv3 and a note about the email permission to release.
They wrote it.
> Either way it would be good if a copy of the agreement email went
> (privately) to the Linux Foundation so its on record should there ever be
> questions, and possibly to Linus as well.
Well that's just fine - anyone care to tell me how to do that :-) I've
never been in this sort of position before...
> And thanks appear in order to Realtek.
Well yes. I've thanked them - but I'd also like to see them get some
community recognition. I see this as an important step...
> Wouldn't it possible to ask them to release it themselves to the lkml
> with proper attribution (and, as they see fit, with or without support) ?
I don't think it'd be wise to go down that path; I didn't even manage to
get a datasheet out of them (which is how this all started). They've sent
me the code, they've given permission to release it under the GPL - let's
just get on with disseminating it.
So - how to I submit it?
Vic.
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