That is easy for somebody to say like you. Can anybody else on this mailing
list say they found the ar2317 datasheet over the internet? What is your
definition of many? My experience comes from living in china for 3 years.
Statistically most chinese universities don't do anything with linux.
On Su
Thanks for sharing documents, Jason. In fact, the document can easily get
from the Internet; Addtionally, you probably don't know about China and
chinese's college education, nowadays, many universities have offered course
about linux. Maybe you don't find the right people.
2010/7/17 linux_pro
In China, this datasheet is full of the underground market. Just openwrt not
made it.
I believe that not only China, the more countries there is such a thing.
thanks jason.
thanks florian.
2010/7/16 Spudz76
> They have these datasheets and STILL can't do it. ouch.
>
> jason duhamell wrote:
>
>
They have these datasheets and STILL can't do it. ouch.
jason duhamell wrote:
I would like to hire people to move to china, I am sick of the people
building stuff not knowing what they are building. Education is a huge
problem in china and not many universities teach linux. If anybody
would l
I would like to hire people to move to china, I am sick of the people
building stuff not knowing what they are building. Education is a huge
problem in china and not many universities teach linux. If anybody would
like to discuss that, feel free to join in the conversation.
On Fri, Jul 16, 2010 at
I'm positive it's not his own NDA that is being violated, he's just
resourceful and weird things happen in China. He never made such an
agreement and is not bound by the scary little grey watermarks, and
neither are we. The only people or projects at any real risk here are
whoever leaked it a
Yeah, but after the first 3 months either you already got copied or the
competition already caught up, so I can see maybe not releasing them
immediately but a year or two after the product is no longer fresh they
should still release this stuff freely. Even if they keep the physical
pinout and
its the apple vs microsoft issue back from the 1980's when apple wanted to
restrict its prices and sales to only a few people. Microsoft flooded the
market with windows and let anybody make software for it. Apple at that time
was chasing pirates and forcing their market to shrink.
On Fri, Jul 16,
On Friday 16 July 2010 15:05:51 jason duhamell wrote:
> fuck them. open source all the way.
You can express your point of view, I do not really care, but you do not have
to impact the project in its whole by violating your own NDA and pushing such
a datasheet in a public mailing-list.
What happ
to protect their customers competition I guess. but its easier to steal then
to invent and releasing datasheets could only help their sales, not damage
it. its just 1980's anti business thinking.
On Fri, Jul 16, 2010 at 9:11 PM, Spudz76 wrote:
> Still wonder why they make these so hard to get an
Still wonder why they make these so hard to get and mark them
obnoxiously like it's going to burn down their company if the "wrong
people" get their hands on them.
jason duhamell wrote:
ar2317 datasheet
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fuck them. open source all the way.
On Fri, Jul 16, 2010 at 9:01 PM, Florian Fainelli wrote:
> On Friday 16 July 2010 14:59:03 Roman Yeryomin wrote:
> > Thanks Jason, datasheet is always valuable stuff!
>
> Yeah especially if you are not allowed to distribute it.
>
> Please send such stuff in pri
On Friday 16 July 2010 14:59:03 Roman Yeryomin wrote:
> Thanks Jason, datasheet is always valuable stuff!
Yeah especially if you are not allowed to distribute it.
Please send such stuff in private in order not to compromise the project with
potential legal issues.
--
Florian
Thanks Jason, datasheet is always valuable stuff!
On Fri, Jul 16, 2010 at 3:39 PM, jason duhamell wrote:
> ar2317 datasheet
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