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And they will provide it as required per law. Note that the law does not require them to provide that in a form that would be usable for anything practical with
by fensgrim 2y ago
And they will provide it as required per law. Note that the law does not require them to provide that in a form that would be usable for anything practical without doing moderate to heavy amount of reverse engineering (e.g. here's the source, here's the toolchain that was released in approximately same period of time, go figure out if this can even be built without recreating part of their internal build system, missing configs, etc).
- pabs3 2y agoSee the blog post, the GPLv2 goes further than what you suggest.
- minhaz23 2y agoSo if my Toyota head unit has FOSS they can provide that source code to me if I ask?
- ChocolateGod 2y agoFor the parts covered under GPL, yes, which includes the kernel (if it uses Linux). If they're covered under a more permissive license (e.g. Apache, MIT) you're out of luck as these don't require redistribution of derivative work source code, only attribution.
- numpad0 2y agohttps://www.denso.com/global/en/opensource/ivi/toyota/