On Sun, Jan 3, 2010 at 2:12 PM, Colin Günther <coling@xxxxxx> wrote: > - Potential issue: > - Though one can read the license in a way, that even distributing the > firmware would require the user to consent to it before downloading/buying > Haiku. > - This is why umccullough started getting in contact with Intel itself to > get official distribution permission. No reaction so far. > - Nonetheless colin sees Haiku well prepared, for the case Intel declines, > because it would be easy to remove the firmware and modify the installer > script to download the firmware then. To clarify, I have not received a response from either of the two emails I've sent (one to FreeBSD's vendor-relations group to inquire about their agreement with Intel, the other to an individual at Intel who was cited by OpenBSD's intel wifi documentation). I don't currently have the time to track down another individual at Intel - but I could perhaps again in the future. If someone else would like to pick this up, please feel free. - Urias