xtknight wrote:
> I'm not sure, actually. KQEMU used to be propriety but it is now under the GPL license, so that would be a possibility.
As KQEMU is GPLed now, there should be no problem to get it into linux-ubuntu-modules-*-generic or something in my opinion.
Stefano Rivera wrote:
> Hi Walter (2007.11.01_21:20:12_+0200)
>> obviously kqemu-source should continue to be provided as non-standard kernels
>> may not have prebuilt modules.
> That doesn't apply to other modules prebuild by ubuntu.
I think it does. For example, the "nvidia" module exists pre-compiled in linux-restricted-modules-generic and can be compiled from source from nvidia-kernel-source/nvidia-legacy-kernel-source/nvidia-new-kernel-source.
xtknight wrote:
> I'm not sure, actually. KQEMU used to be propriety but it is now under the GPL license, so that would be a possibility.
As KQEMU is GPLed now, there should be no problem to get it into linux-ubuntu- modules- *-generic or something in my opinion.
Stefano Rivera wrote: 01_21:20: 12_+0200)
> Hi Walter (2007.11.
>> obviously kqemu-source should continue to be provided as non-standard kernels
>> may not have prebuilt modules.
> That doesn't apply to other modules prebuild by ubuntu.
I think it does. For example, the "nvidia" module exists pre-compiled in linux-restricte d-modules- generic and can be compiled from source from nvidia- kernel- source/ nvidia- legacy- kernel- source/ nvidia- new-kernel- source.