Hi Raphael, On Thu, Sep 14, 2017 at 7:31 AM, Raphael Hertzog <buxy@xxxxxxxx> wrote: > (Please keep-me in CC and use reply-to all) > ... > > Thus we are looking for a kernel developer that we could work with on a > contractor basis to: > - make wifi injection work on the current Kali kernel on various drivers > that we want to support > - upstream as much as possible of changes needed for wifi injection to > work > - ensure continued support of the feature in new Linux releases > I do this sort of consulting work. While I kept this reply on the list due to your instructions, I'll send you information directly from my consulting address. > I wonder whether there are non-technical hurdles that would prevent > merging of wifi injection patches. Are there legal challenges to this for > instance? > I don't think there would be a legal challenge provided the code is yours to sign-off on and isn't patent encumbered. Personally, I think the biggest issue is interest of the Linux community as a whole. In other words, if you can convince maintainers that the change is: 1. valuable to the Linux community members 2. not harmful to the community as a whole 3. worth maintaining (and in part will be responsible for maintaining) 4. not purely based on closed business reasons then I think it'll be possible to get it upstream. I'm not that familiar with the patch(es) in question but from my quick look I don't see an obvious blocking issue with the concepts here. - Steve
