Hello, all,
I spent that last two days working on the Windows Native build (just a
few hours a day) and I want to report that the Native windows build is
now mostly functional. I can build NuttX directly in a Windows CMD.exe
shell!
As a proof of concept, this says that the Native build is n
Hi,
> Maybe setting up fossology would be a good idea at some point. Does Apache
> run a fossology server?
We don’t but I have suggested before that this project do so.
Thanks,
Justin
Yep,
The PR I referenced was cleaning up the spdx headers in that userspace
project so that it was clear how files are licensed. The stuff that
originated from VW is still dual, but a lot of the stuff added later is
only GPL. The good news is most of the core utils fall into the dual
licensed bit
On Fri, Jan 17, 2020 at 3:58 PM Brennan Ashton
wrote:
> As I said in my previous email on this topic. I am working on fixing up the
> release page with the previous releases and notes as well as the
> disclaimer. I had held off with the first website push because I was
> waiting for Justin's fee
Hi,
Looking through teh files in that repro I not some are GPL only. e.g [1] but
files that are dual licensed are fine e.g [2] NuttX releases would not be able
to include or depend on those files.
Thanks,
Justin
1. https://github.com/linux-can/can-utils/blob/master/slcand.c
2. https://github.c
HI,
A couple of points:
- The GPL license is not compatible with the Apache License and its ASF policy
not to include GPL code in our source releases [1][2]
- If things are dual licensed (which means all code is License A or license B
rather than a mixture of license A and licenseB) when you ca
As I said in my previous email on this topic. I am working on fixing up the
release page with the previous releases and notes as well as the
disclaimer. I had held off with the first website push because I was
waiting for Justin's feedback which he gave.
--Brennan
On Fri, Jan 17, 2020, 12:03 PM
Hi all,
NuttX's Downloads page (http://nuttx.apache.org/download/) needs a
slight change:
We need to make it clear that the NuttX-8.2 release artifacts pre-date
NuttX becoming an Apache.org Podling; in other words, those are NOT
Apache releases.
When 8.3 is released, that message should be remov
I got a response from the VW Open Source person, Oliver HartKopp. For
now, I will just forward it as is to the entire list:
Forwarded Message
Subject:Re: SocketCAN in NuttX?
Date: Fri, 17 Jan 2020 17:12:30 +0100
From: Oliver Hartkopp
To: Gregory Nutt
Hi G
Not legal advice, but this should be fairly clear because they did the leg
work of doing the spdx headers (which we should keep if we bring this in).
We can treat the code either the GPLv2 or the BSD-3 license, this actually
came up recently because the licensing around can-utils was being clar
Not legal advice, but this should be fairly clear because they did the leg
work of doing the spdx headers (which we should keep if we bring this in).
We can treat the code either the GPLv2 or the BSD-3 license, this actually
came up recently because the licensing around can-utils was being clarifie
My approach has always been to go direct to the copyright holder and get it
in writing that you can use the code under a license which is compatible
with yours. It makes things a lot simpler down the line, even if it's
usually a massive hassle up front.
Rob
On Fri, 17 Jan 2020, 14:44 Gregory Nutt
I have been having an offline discussion with a business that is
interested in bringing VW's SocketCAN into NuttX. But I am puzzled by
how the licensing fits with Apache. Let me just quote:
/I’m no legal expert but Volkswagen research dual licensed SocketCAN
as Dual BSD/GPL as shown in
For anyone near Tokyo, Japan, on the 23rd of January, be sure to check
the NuttX meetup in Tokyo sponsored by Sony:
https://www.meetup.com/NuttX-meetup/events/266658020
There are already 34 attendees with only 6 open spots left!
I can not offer my machine but I can offer the service as a private
contributor
Alin
On Thu, Jan 16, 2020 at 10:12 PM Justin Mclean
wrote:
> HI,
>
> Projects can have their own resources but we would prefer that they were
> (for security and continuity reasons) maintained by Infra. If you want
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