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wizio over 5 years ago

Azure Sphere is it Linux?

Where to read the OS and SDK license?

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peterfenn over 5 years ago +7

Georgi Yes, this is public information... Go to https://3rdpartysource.microsoft.com/ then filter using Sphere 19.07 to access the source files for the latest OS 19.07 version -Peter
wizio over 5 years ago +3
peterfenn over 5 years ago in reply to wizio +3

Georgi You are an inspiration with your innovative solutions - I look forward to whatever comes next! Peter

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wizio over 5 years ago

Microsoft does not recommend this solution. This will void Microsoft app compat assurances and may have other unintended side effects. Microsoft will not provide technical support on a project that is using this published solution.
António Sérgio Azevedo - MSFT Microsoft employee, Moderator MSDN
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clem57 over 5 years ago in reply to wizio

wizio Exactly what solution are they saying will not support???
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wizio over 5 years ago in reply to clem57

https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/a3207a99-6dea-4c22-b58f-94cda8d91394/philosophical-questions?forum=azures…

My port for PlatformIO...
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clem57 over 5 years ago in reply to wizio

So looking at the post of the many things you have done/provided in that post, none of them are allowed!?!?
I think they are not in the business of enabling the users, but in the shackle business.
I am beside myself about this.
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wizio over 5 years ago in reply to clem57

yep, all is the busines....

"Microsoft" explain to me in an email that if SYSCALL is used would "kill" the application...
What about the Kernel???
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wizio over 5 years ago in reply to clem57

yep, all is the busines....

"Microsoft" explain to me in an email that if SYSCALL is used would "kill" the application...
What about the Kernel???
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