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Denver Gingerich - 9 years ago 2014-11-07 16:11:41
denver@ossguy.com
Fix more typos in "Root Filesystem..." section
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@@ -442,14 +442,14 @@ what was used to build the firmware image for your router. It is advised that
 
you use this configuration.
 
\end{quotation}
 

	
 
This instruction actually goes above and beyond the requirements of GPL\@.
 
Specifically, the instruction guides users in their first step toward
 
exercising the freedom to modify the software.  While the GPL does contain
 
requirements that facility the freedom to modify (such as ensuring the CCS is
 
in the ``preferred form \ldots for making modifications to it'' form, it
 
requirements that facilitate the freedom to modify (such as ensuring the CCS is
 
in the ``preferred form \ldots for making modifications to it'' form), it
 
does not require that you write specific instructions explaining how
 
modifications might be undertaken.  This instruction therefore exemplifies
 
the exceptional quality of this particular CCS\@.
 

	
 
%FIXME: add a \hyperref to some ``preferred for for modification'' stuff above.
 

	
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@@ -470,13 +470,13 @@ and waited approximately 40 minutes for the build to complete\footnote{Build
 
kept a
 
\href{https://gitorious.org/copyleft-org/tutorial/source/master:enforcement-case-studies_log-output/thinkpenguin_librecmc-complete.log}{full
 
  log of the build}, which is not included herein due its size (approximately
 
7.2K of text).
 
\label{thinkpenguin-main-build}
 

	
 
Upon competition of the ``make'' process, the investigator immediately found
 
Upon completion of the ``make'' process, the investigator immediately found
 
(almost to his surprise) several large firmware files in the ``bin/ar71xx''
 
directory.  Typically, this step in the CCS verification process is
 
harrowing.  In most cases, the ``make'' step will fail due to a missing
 
package or because toolchain paths are not setup correctly.
 

	
 
From experience, the investigator is sure that ThinkPenguin's engineers did
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