>It would be great if the indent width of comment replies were halved so that
it would take twice as long for this to happen
Seconded.
>I'm not sure exactly what the output should look like since I can't find
sample usage anywhere, but I would have expected to get a list of source code
files that contain blobs.
I'm not sure, but I think that's what the script is trying to give based on
any license declarations it finds in the files. The WHENCE file it lists, for
example, doesn't contain a full license declaration and so is marked as
non-free; the HEX, ihex, and H16 files you mention seem to (in most cases)
contain GPLv2 declarations at the bottom. I don't know if these are actually
legal, but they're there.
It appears that this script won't be much help. Hopefully the other scripts
in the set are slightly more effective.
>Looking through the files manually it appears that almost everything in
/firmware/ has to go. It's all .HEX, .ihex, or .H16 files with no actual
source code.
It appears so. Have you tried the deblob-main script? Apparently that should
deblob tarballs, although the performance of deblob-check suggests manual
cleansing might be needed.
