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... be required by law to do this, madwifi (this is NOT legal advice in any ... , the MadWifi team, announce our decision to move away from the > binary-only HAL and change the ... for a free software project. This prevented MadWifi from > appearing in many Linux ...
madwifi-devel - Michael Miller - Sep 24 2007 - 16:38
... , the MadWifi team, announce our decision to move away from the >> binary-only HAL and change the ... for a free software project. This prevented MadWifi from >> appearing in many Linux ... a road to move away from the binary-only HAL; it's no >> ...
madwifi-devel - David Murray - Sep 27 2007 - 13:03
... the MadWifi team, announce our decision to move away from the binary-only HAL and change the ... for a free software project. This prevented MadWifi from appearing in many Linux ... major changes on that codebase. The only exception to this is the work ...
madwifi-devel - Michael Renzmann - Sep 20 2007 - 10:58
> We, the MadWifi team, announce our decision to move away from > the binary-only HAL and change the focus of our future > development towards ... , not for the atheros chipset. But the madwifi project lacked people with enought time and ...
madwifi-devel - Holger Schurig - Sep 21 2007 - 03:14
... where I'm confused. Madwifi is going AWAY from Atheros' > assistance (moving away from the HAL). Wrong. While we move away from the proprietary HAL, we don't move away from Atheros. As stated in the announcement we're in contact with Atheros to ...
madwifi-devel - Michael Renzmann - Sep 26 2007 - 00:23
... > > The current open HAL looks similar to madwifi-old which I really liked ... as a whole differ significantly. As such only small portions of the driver were reusable ... longer have new features added, preventing us from extending the usage and features of ...
madwifi-devel - Luis R. Rodriguez - Sep 27 2007 - 14:20
... 's where I'm confused. Madwifi is going AWAY from Atheros' assistance(moving away from the HAL). Moreover, why should Atheros(or any other ... of the team and you are > making an announcement. You are giving a bad example to others. ...
madwifi-devel - Michael Miller - Sep 25 2007 - 18:51
... by law to do this, madwifi (this > is NOT legal advice ... . It's a separate effort from MadWifi, not limited to specific ... region from playing, but the project chooses not to. Madwifi > should ... and you are making an announcement. You are giving a bad ...
madwifi-devel - Pavel Roskin - Sep 25 2007 - 18:29
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