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  • Demo: MontaVista Linux 6 Demonstration
  • Presentation: Debugging with JTAG
  • Presentation: Migrating VxWorks applications to Linux - with notes
  • Demo: MontaVista Linux 6 Integration Platform Demonstration
  • Datasheet: MontaVista Linux 6 Datasheet


  • News release: MontaVista Software Extends Support for ARM® Architecture Targeting Telecom and Networking Markets
  • Datasheet: MontaVista Linux Carrier Grade Edition 6.0
  • News release: MontaVista Announces Real-Time Telco Cloud Infrastructure (RTCI) Solution for Carrier Grade Software Defined Networks
  • News release: MontaVista Launches 7th Generation Carrier Grade Linux for Virtualized Network and Cloud Infrastructure
  • Video: Care and Feeding of cores
  

Jason Wacha

Vice President of Corporate Affairs and General Counsel, MontaVista Software; Director and Founder of Open Bar

The San Francisco Daily Journal named Jason Wacha as "one of the country's preeminent experts on open source software licensing." InfoWorld called him "one of the smartest open source attorneys on the planet." In addition to Jason's position as VP of corporate affairs and general counsel of MontaVista Software, Inc., he is a director and founder of Open Bar, a nonprofit organization educating developers and legal professionals about open source/free software. Jason was also a chair of the American Conference Institute's recent Software Licensing Agreements conference. Finally, Jason was a finalist in the 2008 Reader's Digest "Tell Us a Joke" contest for his joke "Lawyer in Hell."

 

  • Presentation: The business of GPL: Open source legal 101
  • Video: The business of GPL: Open source legal 101
  • White paper: GPLv3 and MontaVista Linux
  • Recorded Webinar: GPL and open source licensing review
  • Presentation: Open source licensing review

 

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