On Thu, 14 Jul 2005 23:47:29 +1200 Christopher Sawtell wrote: > On Thu, 14 Jul 2005 23:22, you wrote: > > It looks to me like you still have to pay for the full version. > > You are supposed to pay for the full version, but you can d/l the software > and > it will run full speed if you build it yourself.
As I don't have one of these modems, I can't test that. If you have done it and it works then thats great, but it means their documentation is broken - perhaps they mean people to think that they have to pay. > > The trick is that the install script tests to see if you have the letters > 'full' in the file name. They are obeying the GPL to the letter by offering > the source code ( in one very obscure place ) Actually the source was as easy to find as the rpm's >on the web site, it being > impossible to obey the GPL share and share spirit and make a living at the > same time. > > Have a look in the install script code. It ran ok for a friend of mine a > while > ago. I take it you mean scripts/cnxtconfig.in I can't follow it entirely. But if it works, thats fine. Its not Free as in Speech though, although we were discussing Free as in Beer :-) > > -- > C. -- Nick Rout
