* Joerg Schilling (schilling@fokus.fraunhofer.de) wrote:
> >From: Ole Jacob Taraldset <ojt@gexcon.com>
>
> >I'm trying to get my LG GSA-4040B attached to a RedHat 8 box burn a iso doing
> >"dvdrecord -v dev=0,0,0 -dao -dummy /iso/shrike-i386-disc1.iso", but nothing
^^^^^^ Joerg, I thought you knew the meaning
of this command line agument.
I'm reasonably sure about it ;-)
>
> Your problem is not related to cdrecord but to an illegal program
> with is a hack on the real cdrecord and violates the GPL. If you need help,
> you need to contact the person who is responsible for the distribution.
I agree that if you're not the autor he should ask for support to the
person "responsible" for this fork.
But (and this is the second time I ask you about this, the first time
you ignored me and I hope you just didn't notice me) can you explain me
how is dvdrtools violating GPL? how is it illegal?
As far as I know GPL allows you to redistribute GPL code as long as
you keep it GPL. AFAIK again dvdrtool is distributed as GPL.
now: where is the so called violation?
thanks for answering my questions this time,
sergio
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