Re: [9fans] 2nd Edition
On Mon Aug 18 17:18:07 EDT 2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm trying to track down a copy of the Nextstation kernel sources, but not having much luck. Geoff Collyer informed me that Steve Jobs has personally said no to distribution of the sources except under the 2nd Edition license, and that therefore, my only option would be to acquire a used CD/manual set. Are there many 2nd Edition licensees still on this list? I really didn't want to have to post this, but since Bell Labs isn't selling these anymore, would anyone be willing to help me out? Many thanks in advance! this setup reminds me of the story about the priest who, playing golf against the orders of his superiors on sunday morning, hits a hole in one. supposing you're successful in getting a licence and you do great things with the next port. who are you going to tell? - erik
Re: [9fans] 2nd Edition
this setup reminds me of the story about the priest who, playing golf against the orders of his superiors on sunday morning, hits a hole in one. ouch. supposing you're successful in getting a licence and you do great things with the next port. who are you going to tell? - erik Does the license prevent updating the port as well??
Re: [9fans] 2nd Edition
supposing you're successful in getting a licence and you do great things with the next port. who are you going to tell? - erik Does the license prevent updating the port as well?? didn't you already determine that the next port is unobtainable without a 2d edition license? doesn't that imply that your modifications would not be useful without a 2d edition licence? i don't mean to be a wet rag, but i think you could accomplish a lot more with less work with some cheep embedded computers. there are a number of arm/mips machines for under $100 that are 10x as fast as the next. the ti beagle board seems pretty interesting. - erik
