20:56 <phh> where do signed firmwares go to? dts mention qcom/msm8996/oneplus3t/mba.mbn, but I don't see it in linux-firmware

20:59 <konradybcio> the license doesn't allow us to redistribute, so the only legal path is to add a script that moves them from /vendor to the desired location

21:00 <konradybcio> some people do upload the binaries somewhere though, you'll likely find it somewhere in gitlab/postmarketos/pmaports/device/*/firmware-vendor-device

21:03 <phh> ok, thanks. If I have to happen to have the rights to publish some signed firmwares, then linux-firmware will be ok with it? I'm asking since that would be a lot of copy/paste-d firmwares just for changing the firmware

21:04 <konradybcio> if you have an ack from the author of these files, which are usually made by qualcomm and modified by vendors, yes

21:05 <konradybcio> otherwise, it's between you and their legal team, as nobody can really assess whether you do in fact have such rights

21:07 <phh> yeah license is definitely an issue I'll look into, I was first worried about linux-firmware not wanting a huge inflation in size. Thanks

21:15 <konradybcio> linux-firmware was made to be fat :)

21:16 <phh> on non-mainline I do Android Generic System Images, so I see hundreds of models, surely linux-firmware would look different if all those devices in linux-firmware -_-'. but ok thanks