Hi Alex,
We have recently added the mx6 sdma firmware into the linux-firmware repository.
The license text can be found there as well. Please check:
Hi Alex
this is proprietary software, one can look at
meta-fsl-arm/SCR-4.1.15-1.1.0_ga.txt at master · Freescale/meta-fsl-arm · GitHub
Best regards
igor
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Hi Igor,
thank you for the quick reply. I've analyzed everything you've pointed me to, but information is a bit frustrated.
Let me summarize my questions in the list:
1. I want to use the following firmware: linux-2.6-imx.git - Freescale i.MX Linux Tree in my project. There is no information (nor README, nor in git log), which license has exactly this binary.
2. In the link you provided: meta-fsl-arm/SCR-4.1.15-1.1.0_ga.txt at master · Freescale/meta-fsl-arm · GitHub , there is a section:
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Package: firmware-imx-5.4.bin
Outgoing License: LA_OPT_BASE_LICENSE v12 March 2016
License Files: COPYING: LA_OPT_BASE_LICENSE v12 March 2016
Package Category: BSP
Type of content: Binaries
Description and comments: BSP firmware - SDMA, VPU
Release Location: Freescale Yocto Project mirror
Origin: Freescale Semiconductor, Inc.
Chips & Media, Inc.
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which describes SDMA BSP firmware. But according to this text, this license is applied to package: firmware-imx-5.4.bin. I haven't found the origin link to this package. Also I suppose that I'm not able to use binary from the previous bullet with such references.
3. Does NXP provides the pair: firmware and license in a single package, or at least web page with hard links between firmware binary version and license text version?