rhw> > ...the source code is protected and requires a nda agreement of
rhw> > which i have signed...
rhw>
rhw> ...if you have indeed signed an nda agreement, then you will NOT be
rhw> able to release any code you may develop from it, and for anybody to
rhw> accept ANY patches from you and incorporate them into the Linux kernel
rhw> would destroy Linux...
That is not necessarily true. I'm not speaking for this particular nda,
but I have seen cases where an nda only forbids distributing the
documentation, not the resultant source code.
Charles R. Anderson
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