I've talked to #etherboot about this, and the devs there are interested in helping to settle any licensing issues:
> Thanks for the Debian packaging thread [[link]]. I'd like to see gPXE (lkrn, virtio rom, and iso) in Debian. > I'm very confident any licensing questions can be addressed. > gPXE is used commerically and has been packaged for Fedora. > mcb30 has recently added explicit license overview support (they mention it in the email thread). You can do make bin/virtio-net.rom.licence to get a breakdown of the licensing situation. > If you contact them [[=the current thread]], perhaps they'd like to join #etherboot or send a mail to the etherboot-developers mailing list. I hope we can see gpxe in Debian soon; it's really valueable for creating bootable media for LTSP clients. Kind regards, Alkis GEorgopoulos -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
