Thank your for your question 241120744. I receive and personally approve all of the download requests. However, I do not approve any requests where I cannot verify identity. For example, I contact the regional sales team and ask "Do you know this person, project, and company?". I also ask if the application that the salesteam has been informed about is a reasonable fit for this custom microcode and highly tuned OpenWRT stack. Then the decision is granted to allow the download. The great news is that by working with a local NXP team (either direct or through one of our very good distributors) you'll get extra help and attention.
Many customers come in with very generic emails such as abcdefg@qq.com (gmail.com / 163.com / yahoo.com). Additionally, these requests also do not have company name - often it is ajajakljlkjds or something similar. For these requests I simply delete such a request as I interpret that as either someone with harmful intentions to NXP or someone who is not serious about engaging positively with NXP.
So if you want the software, please RE-request with company email, complete company name, project name that you should have shared with NXP already, and a complete and identifiable name or even email, of someone in NXP who knows about your project. I dearly care about Fedor and other NXP forum participants, but only interacting on the forum won't get you your download - only interactions with your regional sales team so that the regional teams know you will count.
Finally, the ASK is available via a subscription and I'll catch up with literature. So "241120744" you were correct about that fact.
Good luck and I hope this helps!
