First of all - I would like to thank you all so much for your help, patience, time and passion. Thank you a lot Neil - and don't worry - I understand perfectly that you're doing this at your personal title, and for me, this is a beautiful thing! I appreciate it a lot - and more than if you where talking aas a Vodafone Spokesman.
I decided to write this new message from scratch, since I don't like so much lines like >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> <some text> .. sorry! :) For me, the idea of analysing the software a little more is a very very good idea - and I've been doing so last night, even if I haven't hear nothing from the user who had the device. I can already tell you that: - the release is an OpenWrt Kamikaze (as already said) - the are some firmware blobs probably related to LTE hardware and/or DSL one, and those are not covered by the GPL, so they're out - in many boot scripts, there are references to a company - "Vertical Communications": no homepage, only the "2010" date Then, the usual set of scripts and binaries that are not pertaining to OpenWrt itself directly, but have no Copyright notices. We don't have the U-Boot Boot Loader as now - and I honestly don't remember what's the U-Boot License. It seems to me very likely a Lantiq-patched U-Boot. In the firmware you can see lots of traces of Lantiq technology, including some blobs firmware. Thank you again for your support. Enrico M.
