>run modified copies? I unfortunately dont have much knowledge on legal
>things.
I believe so. As long as you do not claim any of the files M$ on thier are yours, it should be legal.
Think of it like modding a game or making custom maps.
On 10/01/06, Martin Heistermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
On Tue, Jan 10, 2006 at 11:09:59AM -0700, Nathan Nottingham wrote:
> This seems to have
> little value given that the shader cannot access system memory.
afaik that *is* possible via the memexport function.
>
> Martin replied before I sent this (damn RL job :) but in regards to
> his comment about use of the kiosk disc not being legal; it would
> depend on who is using it. More than one kiosk Xbox has been sold
> (accounts on various blogs) some of which have included the disc.
> While likely a contractual violation between Microsoft
> and the retailer, it is not illegal to sell it.
oh, news for me :) but are you sure that its also legal to create and
run modified copies? I unfortunately dont have much knowledge on legal
things.
-mxn
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