-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 19/11/13 11:01, TJ wrote: > On 28th October I requested from Huawei the source-code for the VMG8324-B10A > and VMG8924-B10A, BCM63168-based VDSL/ADSL integrated access devices released > in May 2013 with Linux 2.6.30, Busybox, > and other major FL/OSS GPL/LGPL applications installed.
Thanks to Shenfen (Navia), lawyer at Huawei, who wrote pointing out that Huawei don't make these devices - ZYXEL do! I realised I'd transposed the ZYXEL name to HUAWEI in the email. So, apologies to Huawei for incorrectly attributing the devices and communications to them. I'm currently reverse-engineering devices from several manufacturers; including devices from Huawei and these devices from *ZYXEL*. I believe when I wrote this thread I was working on emails about both manufacturer's devices simultaneously and accidentally transposed the manufacturer's name. The emails I sent, and replies received, were to/from *ZYXEL* and the title of this thread should be "Experiences of ZYXEL providing source-code" - everything else written remains correct and accurate. Sorry Huawei (although attempting to build binary equivalent Linux kernels for many of your devices from the provided source-code frequently doesn't happen as it should)! -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iEYEARECAAYFAlKPPckACgkQ7+w3pCnNYIBihACgkbtPSlmvyzMFbEqPj8BSaK7J VK0AoI3yWNX6oXpcC7e6x99fERmPLU1f =ghje -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
