David Brownell wrote: > Not quite. One you own the hardware you can do whatever you > like with it. > > The legal restriction has to do with using schematics/etc to > provide support for other tools. But if you create such > support and don't distribute it, you should be OK. > So if someone writes up documentation on the interface, and someone else who never downloaded the schematics from TI writes OpenOCD support based on that documentation, it should be OK to distribute - but IANAL.
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