> >permission.
>
> Nope. The last communication I had with Intel was around last May.
> Initially, the Field Engineer indicated that Intel wanted to get a
> copy of my driver in order to clean it up and put it on Intel's website.
>
> I provided Intel with the driver, and they passed it to their engineering
> team. The last I heard was that they claimed the driver had 'issues',
> but were unwilling to tell me what those were, or what I would need to do
> in order to release the driver. The message I received indicated that they
> were investigating simply developing their own driver for BSD instead.
>
> I never heard anything from Intel since then.
>
> So, the status is:
>
> 1. I have a working high performance driver, but cannot legally
> release the source. I have no idea why, since it doesn't reveal
> any information that can't already be found in the Linux driver.
> 2. Intel has my driver, under the BSD license, so they could release
> it if they feel like. Apparently they do not see the need to do so.
>
> If anyone wants to lean on their Intel reps to see if they can get the
> situation changed, or at least provide me with an explanation for what
> I see as their idiotic behavior, I'd be happy to work with them.
Let me chime in and say I sort of still do support and maintain my version in
both OpenBSD and FreeBSD, but if Jonathon's was freed up, I'm sure it'd be
better.
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