Michael A. Peters wrote: > I'm taking the position that since it is a kernel module, it modifies AIUI you only have standing to mount a legal attack (or reasonably threaten it) if you have copyright on kernel code that the module is linking to. Therefore if you want to beat on Linksys you need to get a kernel contributor on board. The binary kernel module question is a deliberate big fudge-up, it is strongly disapproved of but nVidia and vmware modules are tolerated without attack for example. So you are potentially opening a big can of worms with some kernel contribs pulling one way and others another. If you want to go on talk to Greg Kroah Hartmann about it http://www.kroah.com/log/2005/11/21/#gpl_pci_core Eben Moglen has tried to de-heisenberg this particular cat http://lwn.net/Articles/147070/ -Andy
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