Purely technically, it wouldn't be too difficult for us to release something. The driver tends to be coupled to the SoC, rather than the graphics core (and cor

Purely technically, it wouldn't be too difficult for us to release something. The driver tends to be coupled to the SoC, rather than the graphics core (and core revision), due to integration with the SoC's display hardware, so we'd release drivers for a 'platform' rather than our graphics IP. That's what Google did for Nexus S, so we'd follow that model. The big thing stopping us is support and maintaining the code that does the graphics IP to SoC coupling. We could dump that burden on the SoC/platform vendor (like with Google), but eventually code support just swims upstream to us and we don't have the resources right now to handle that for a large number of SoCs. Apologies that the EULA prevented you from using those drivers on another S5PC110 platform, I really wish that wasn't the case.