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Industry-leading terminals enabling choice and mission flexibility across air, land, and sea domains. August 21st, - Viasat has been very busy updating their homepage with information on the use of GPL licensed software in the Samsung and Pace satellite receivers. August 21st, - I would like to summarize issues, which I think still need to be settled:. The tarball contains linux The kernel is fine, but I am not really sure why a binary version of the ramdisk was released.
The busybox tarball just unpacks to the kernel and the initial ramdisk, which obviously must be a mistake. With a little luck we should see a fix for this next week. August 24th, - The Danish computer newspaper Computer World asked for a few statements today and should be featuring an article about open source licenses soon.
In the mean time I will have to wait patiently for the webmaster at Samsung to return from vacation. I am very happy to receive some help from his side as he has very good knowledge in these license issues. Samsung has also updated the web site with a new file, which should contain the Linux kernel and uClibc. I would still like to see a cross-compiler included, but Samsung wants to discuss this with their legal department.
NDS will also look into the static linking against uClibc and should have an answer ready within a week. I am not able to confirm if anything is missing, but to me it looks ok. Maybe glibc 2. I will need some more time to dig through it though. I am pleased with the way things are going right now. Of course I would still appreciate to see a cross-compiler included and also there are still parts missing from NDS.
They say it should be handled within the next couple of weeks. September 2nd, - Unfortunately nothing new has happened in the case. NDS has asked for more time to evaluate their position and Viasat has chosen to be silent. According to the article they are using a box from Motorola.
September 3rd, - I am happy to report that Viasat just sent me an e-mail saying that they plan to publish information in the next issue of Viasat News sent to all subscribers on the GPL issue.
Hopefully I should receive a plan for this tomorrow. September 5th, - NDS has completed their first investigation of my claims that they do static linking against uClibc 0.
Therefore they will need to do a more thorough review of this matter. NDS does not give any hints to what the conflict might be. The promised plan from Viasat regarding how customers will be informed on the usage of GPL software still seems to be incomplete. I have not received any information on when customers will be informed and how Viasat intends to inform customers in the future.
They have promised to provide this information at some point in the future. September 6th, - Seems Motorola has made a release of the source code for the vip19x0 series of boxes.
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