Re: Copyrigth assignment from Sergei Gavrikov

[Sergei Gavrikov <w3sg at SoftHome dot net>]

Uwe Kindler writes:
> Hello Sergei,
> 
> 
> ----->
>  >That (my ports) was done just for fun and
>  > in those days I did use my own 2-3 weekends for that. So far, I have no
>  > time to expand the Olimex LPC-X2294 HAL's stuff. I'm sorry.
> <-------
> 
> If you did those ports in your spare time then you don't need a 
> copyright assignment from your employer. I also do my whole eCos 
> devolopment in my spare time (therefore I needed more than 3 months to 
> wrote the CAN driver :O). Therfore I signed the copyright assignment 
> directly.
> 
> I think if your ports are spare time work then you could sign a 
> copyright assignment directly instead of asking your employer - please 
> correct me if I'm wrong Andrew.

Hello Uwe,

if Andrew (or somebody one from eCos gurus) will confirm your mind (I
did think in a same spirit in 2006 :) I would send the copyright
assignment just tommorow. The C.A. isn't issue for me, but the
disclaimer is. My employer don't know about my work, my hobby, my web,
etc.

> Would this be an option for you? If this is not possible then I would go 
> with your proposal. I have the LPC-H2994 board and the LPC-E2294 board 
> and could provide both platform HAL's
> 
> Btw. you told me that someone is working on the ethernet stuff for the 
> LPC-E2294 rev. B platform. Could you please give me a web or email 
> adress to contact this person.

I will ask him, would I can send you his e-mail. BTW, I managed him when
he start to tune DM9000 driver for the LPC-E2294 (Rev. B) board. I very
hope that he wont' close own work.

Best regards,

	Sergei