From your description, I don't know whether IGEL is infringing on the
GPL unless they're not distributing binaries. It's M-Systems which
seems to be playing football with the kernel license (and why? If it's
important to preserve their precious bodily fluids, why not write a
little bootstrap loader and use initrds to load up a linux kernel that
can then insmod the binary module.)
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david parsons \bi/ Unless, of course, they're doing this to provoke a
\/ lawsuit.
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