Re: Problems with MMU: address translation for 0xXXXXXXXX failed

In message <DEA23DB61B62D4118B5900508B323B84012CC7D6@OPENMAIL> you wrote:

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Tell your friend that he did something illegal, and be aware that you
are now using pirated software.

No! Hang on a minute. I object to your accusations of me being a pirate.

I don't accuse, I just tell you.

There is absolutely nothing anywhere that would indicate that upgrading the
firmware is illegal. There are no EULA's in the software or any mention of
this in any manuals and I can find nothing on the web-site. There is nothing
that I have to "click" to agree with when installing new firmware. The
firmware is distributed with no accompanying restrictions.

To get access to the firmware which comes on a floppy disk  you  have
to open the plastic bag thereby destroying a sticker that reads:

	License Agreement

        Against payment of a license fee the client receives the
        usage license for this software product which is not
        exclusive, cannot be transferred ...

I am not a lawyer, but this is pretty clear text, isn't it?

Best regards,

Wolfgang Denk

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Please keep your hands off the secretary's reproducing equipment.

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