Dear Jack, In message <858B013A986C4F43A8A43AF62F39E5660CCEE5D7@...> you wrote: Unfortunately I cannot find any still working links to the actual PIBS software; Allt here is left is

Wolfgang, As far as I can recall they have not been looked at. Someone on the legal team who maintains the list may have a better idea. Do you have links to some of the files so we can look at

Hello, IBM has published several versions of their PIBS (PowerPC Initialization and Boot Software) boot loader source code with a license header like this: ---------- snip ---------- This source

YES!!!! Yes, yes, yes. Thank you for being the trail blazer :) We have talked about this idea quite a bit. I'm posting to the Legal Team as well, in case some are not also on the General

Dear Roger, In message <045001ce89f0$e6805710$b3810530$@bufferoverflow.ch> you wrote: Thanks (again) for poinin me in this direction. I really like the idea of consistent, automatically parsable

All I had a discussion with U-Boot Creator and Core Developer Wolfgang Denk. He made some patches, they were accepted and the result is this header: # (C) Copyright 2000-2013 # Wolfgang Denk, DENX

Greetings all, We are looking to develop a comprehensive list of tools that support SPDX on our website. If you would like to be listed please go to the tool link request page in the wiki

http://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/linuxcon-north-america/program/schedule Samsung is presenting a talk on SPDX Monday morning…

I've posted a couple of items about the Fantec case to the SPDX legal list. Adding this one and including all, because it's authored by Mark Radcliffe (counsel to OSI) and because Mark puts in nice

Hi all, I'm comparing SPDX and Fossology's licenses IDs and encountered a little difficulty regarding the Sun Industry Standards Source License. The SPDX id for the version 1.1 of the license is just

Thanks to my friend Bruno Grasset for pointing out an error in my previous memo. I had overwritten the May 2 minutes with the content of the July 3 minutes. The link I provided was to the correct

http://wiki.spdx.org/view/General_Meeting/Minutes/2013-05-02 Next meeting: Aug 1

hi everybody, if you use ninka, this might be useful to you. With the help of Armijn i have been cleaning up some regressions and improved some licenses. The new code is now in the github

Recognizing that Thursday is a holiday in the US, we will run the meeting at the normal time, but on Wednesday. NOTE: In as part of the business team report, Phil will do a quick review of the survey

When: Wednesday, July 03, 2013 11:00 AM-12:00 PM. (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)Where: Bridge info enclosed*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* As the 4th is a holiday in the US, will do the call on July 3,

NOTE:In as part of the business team report, Phil will do a quick review of the survey results. In advance of the meeting, download the docs at the bottom of this

Hi Michel I think the "Official Common Platform Enumeration (CPE) Dictionary" http://nvd.nist.gov/cpe.cfm is a good starting point for this topic. another source to consider is ISO/IEC 19770 all

hi, This is not my experience at all. In the Binary Analysis Tool I use fingerprinting using string constants, function names, variable names, and so on, and I can reliably tell versions of binaries

I am currently a senior systems engineer at Nokia, and I can say without reservation that we face this problem also, identifying specific versions of software (binaries as well as sources).

Dear all we are facing a very difficult issue: How to identify uniquely Software. In Alcatel-Lucent (ALU) we would like to link all our databases on SW (FOSS SW, proprietary SW, FOSS SW coming in