@selea @mikrotik Nicest? They take the users freedom and blatantly infringe the GPLv2.

I am still waiting on the source code of the; routeros-7.18.1-mipsbe.npk file I downloaded.


They didn't reply to my last post and so I'll post it again; https://freesoftwareextremist.com/notice/ArsTahdA4wn9kzv57o
Does that router come with a written offer?

I see I can downloading the latest version of routerOS from here; https://download.mikrotik.com/routeros/7.18.1/routeros-7.18.1-mipsbe.npk but there is no written offer for the source code.

`binwalk -e routeros-7.18.1-mipsbe.npk` finds a squashfs-root partition and is quite clearly a BusyBox/Linux partition.

There is quite a bit of GPLv2 software there, including bin/sshfs and Linux modules,

There are also these proprietary derivative works of Linux; etc/ar7100-7.18.1.fwf etc/ar9330-7.18.1.fwf etc/ar9340-7.18.1.fwf etc/ar9344-7.18.1.fwf etc/fan_i2c.stm32 etc/pse-ch4-RB960.samd20 etc/pse-ch8-CRS328.samd20 etc/qca8513L-7.18.1.fwf etc/qca9531-7.18.1.fwf etc/qca9550-7.18.1.fwf
etc/ar7240-7.18.1.fwf etc/ar9330L-7.18.1.fwf etc/ar9340L-7.18.1.fwf etc/ar9344L-7.18.1.fwf etc/poe-pse-proxy.stm32 etc/pse-ch8-CRS112.samd20 etc/qca8513-7.18.1.fwf etc/qca8719L-7.18.1.fwf etc/qca9531L-7.18.1.fwf etc/qca9550L-7.18.1.fwf

Where is the written offer for the source code and when can I get the complete-corresponding source code?