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They don't hold rights for the kernel, so they can't. Linux Foundation can, as do anyone who contributed to the kernel they are using.

• dmitrygr 13y ago
  Do you think it would be worthwhile to try? I really would love to see the proper and complete source released for this card - it is a cute and capable device, and having to hack module.c to make use of it seems wrong.
  • aylons 13y ago
    I think you should. This is so blatant I doubt they would try to argue.
  • jlgaddis 13y ago
    Find anyone who has a.) contributed code to the kernel (and, thus, holds copyright on it) and b.) wants to pursue a claim of copyright infringement. Any kernel contributor should have standing, AIUI. (standard "IANAL" and "I speak only for myself" disclaimers apply)
• belorn 13y ago
  The developers of u-boot also has that option.