Thanks Chase. It sounds like support on the open source has some blockers, so for this bug report let's focus on the nwfermi driver.
@djp, thanks for posting the .debs. It appears this contains a GPL'd kernel driver installable via dkms, and a closed binary nwfermi_daemon which is invoked using udev. Can you specify what the distribution terms are for nwfermi_daemon? Is it permissible for us to package and ship it in Ubuntu as a closed source driver?
Because this driver does not depend on anything particular on the X side, I guess xserver-xorg-input-evdev is not the best component for it to be filed against, but I'm not certain of what package would be better (linux?) so will leave it here for now.
Thanks Chase. It sounds like support on the open source has some blockers, so for this bug report let's focus on the nwfermi driver.
@djp, thanks for posting the .debs. It appears this contains a GPL'd kernel driver installable via dkms, and a closed binary nwfermi_daemon which is invoked using udev. Can you specify what the distribution terms are for nwfermi_daemon? Is it permissible for us to package and ship it in Ubuntu as a closed source driver?
Because this driver does not depend on anything particular on the X side, I guess xserver- xorg-input- evdev is not the best component for it to be filed against, but I'm not certain of what package would be better (linux?) so will leave it here for now.