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How can the end-user then replace the executable on their iOS device ? That is the problem.
by nickmain 13y ago
How can the end-user then replace the executable on their iOS device ? That is the problem.
- the_mitsuhiko 13y agoGet a developer license? The LGPL 2.x does not disallow tivioization. (Thank god)
- justincormack 13y agoThat sounds like an "additional restriction" to me if you have to pay Apple.
- rsynnott 13y agoPretty sure the [L]GPLv2 is okay with this. For instance, say you have a Motorola Milestone. Motorola provides the changes they made to Linux, as they are required to, but you can't actually build a new kernel and put it on the phone; the Milestone's bootloader protection was never broken.