Hi Eric, > MikeC84 of XDA has a public kernel available for download,
It would be handy in cases like this to state the URL and the SHA1 or similar digest of the download to put it on the public record. Others on the list can then trivially repeat your action. > https://github.com/MikeC84/shooter-ics-crc-3.0.16-3a7b522/commit/ed274254b56cb9433f2b40abd52a1b83a45b8c5b#commitcomment-3569625 His latest reply at that URL includes "The latest version of my kernel was compiled from my open bitbucket repo therefore there is no violation". Does this mean source is provided after all, or is it that he has replaced the earlier kernel with a later one and you're after the source of the earlier one? (One good reason for getting the above recorded at the time.) I do think your general attitude, e.g. "thanks for playing", serves only to get others' backs up. The end aim is to widen the spread of source code, not to annoy those that transgress when they could be talked around nicely, with a bit of cajoling, into complying for the benefit of all. Cheers, Ralph.
