John Howard wrote on 12/14/21 7:46 PM:
Microsoft's exFAT is not royalty-free. Distributers of devices pay
Microsoft. Microsoft still owns submarine patents on exFAT. We
old-timers have been down that road before. It is true Microsoft
published the specification in 2019 and SDXC flash
Hello
Pr checker has been updated so this should no longer happen.
It's actually odd though that it happened in the first place. It wasn't
happening on PR7389 Anyway fixed.
Let me know if you get another problem with that machine.
-Till
On 14.12.21 09:01, Andreas Wacknitz wrote:
Am
Microsoft's exFAT is not royalty-free. Distributers of devices pay
Microsoft. Microsoft still owns submarine patents on exFAT. We old-timers
have been down that road before. It is true Microsoft published the
specification in 2019 and SDXC flash device organization standardizes on it.
It
Am 14.12.21 um 11:58 schrieb Jean-Pierre André:
I have been trying to package for OpenIndiana a driver and utilities
developed by Andrew Nayenko and licensed as GPL2 for the exFAT file
system promoted by Microsoft as a replacement for FAT.
The packaging went fine locally (by gmake publish), but
On 12/14/21 12:09 PM, Udo Grabowski (IMK) wrote:
On 14/12/2021 11:58, Jean-Pierre André wrote:
I have been trying to package for OpenIndiana a driver and utilities
developed by Andrew Nayenko and licensed as GPL2 for the exFAT file
system promoted by Microsoft as a replacement for FAT.
The
On 14/12/2021 11:58, Jean-Pierre André wrote:
I have been trying to package for OpenIndiana a driver and utilities
developed by Andrew Nayenko and licensed as GPL2 for the exFAT file
system promoted by Microsoft as a replacement for FAT.
The packaging went fine locally (by gmake publish), but
I have been trying to package for OpenIndiana a driver and utilities
developed by Andrew Nayenko and licensed as GPL2 for the exFAT file
system promoted by Microsoft as a replacement for FAT.
The packaging went fine locally (by gmake publish), but the pull
request check fails on :
aclocal:
