> You could just as well give up then. :). You need product datasheets for > this. You could reverse engineer parts of it, but not in 7 days. Can you be any more specific? I'll try and get the info. Does my boss have a legitimate concern not wanting to make this info available? > Tell him you'll move to another chip manufacturer if he doesn't give > them (datasheets) out, possibly under NDA, and you might have a chance. I work for the camera manufacturer. It's my company that stands to lose out if our customer can't get the linux driver from us :). > Also, don't forget most Linux programmers will prefer open source > drivers, so if you want closed-source drivers, you'll lose quite some > interested developers, too... I know. I want it to be open source. I actually have nothing to do with this sale. I'm lowly tech support. :) The only reason I'm being consulted at all is because I happen to run linux on my laptop and home computer so I know a little about it. I'm trying to get the company to release it as open source, but it needs to be written first. Also, keep in mind this is a paying job so that might pique some people's interest. -- Michael Molino 973-769-0994 michaelmolino@xxxxxxx AIM: NobodysHero01 "Embrace this moment. Remember. We are eternal. All this pain is an illusion."
