Greg KH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[2] Sure, any person who has a copy of the kernel source tree could be a target for any of a zillion other potential claims, nothing new there, but the point here is they are explicitly stating that they will go after non-IBTA members who touch IB code[3].
Greg I see nothing to back up the idea that IBTA intends to go after non-members. I simply see a disclaimer of warranty, and I see wording by your anonymous source that restates a disclaimer of warranty.
Well, let's not rely on anonymous sources and go straight to the web site, shall we?
Ordering copies of the spec, for non-members: http://www.infinibandta.org/specs/How_to_Order_IBTA_Specifications.pdf
Key note: use of spec is only granted for NON-COMMERCIAL use
Now, let's look at the membership agreement for IBTA: http://www.infinibandta.org/meminfo/mem-agreement.pdf
Key note: The point is made repeatedly that there are no patent grants simply by being a member.
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