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[Q]Can a file be dual licensed in upstream kernel?

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Date: Tuesday, April 29, 2008 - 1:37 am

Hi All,

A small query.
Can a module/file be Dual licensed(i.e BSD/GPLv2) in the upstream
Linux kernel sources?
I think it is GPLv2 only.

So does this means any dual licensed files should be aptly GPLv2 only?

Thanks,
       --Pradeep

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[Q]Can a file be dual licensed in upstream kernel?, pradeep singh rautela, (Tue Apr 29, 1:37 am)
Re: [Q]Can a file be dual licensed in upstream kernel?, pradeep singh rautela, (Tue Apr 29, 5:16 am)
Re: [Q]Can a file be dual licensed in upstream kernel?, Bart Van Assche, (Tue Apr 29, 2:33 am)
Re: [Q]Can a file be dual licensed in upstream kernel?, pradeep singh rautela, (Tue Apr 29, 2:10 am)
Re: [Q]Can a file be dual licensed in upstream kernel?, Hans J. Koch, (Tue Apr 29, 2:26 am)
RE: [Q]Can a file be dual licensed in upstream kernel?, David Schwartz, (Thu May 1, 10:59 am)
Re: [Q]Can a file be dual licensed in upstream kernel?, pradeep singh rautela, (Tue Apr 29, 2:31 am)
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