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Issue #246, Section #1 (26 Dec 2003: Discussion Of Binary Modules; Linus Prefers OSL License To GPL)
Issue #245, Section #1 (14 Dec 2003: Status Of 2.4; Some Discussion Of Interface Stability In All Kernels)
Issue #219, Section #16 (16 Jun 2003: Possible GPL Violations By Many Wireless Vendors)
Issue #189, Section #32 (20 Oct 2002: Linux Security Module Bypassing The GPL)
Issue #162, Section #2 (14 Apr 2002: Kernel Licensing Discussion)
Issue #133, Section #5 (17 Sep 2001: Developers Respond To Question About Binary-Only Code)
Issue #100, Section #8 (1 Jan 2001: Debugging Systems That Use Binary Modules)
Issue #96, Section #1 (4 Dec 2000: Kernel Licensing Uncertainty)
Issue #85, Section #9 (18 Sep 2000: Non-GPLed Drivers)
Issue #39, Section #4 (18 Oct 1999: 3rd-Party Modules Interfere With Kernel Debugging (More Vmware Problems))
Issue #9, Section #20 (11 Mar 1999: Binary Module Famewar)
Issue #5, Section #10 (11 Feb 1999: Philosophy Of Binary-Only Modules)
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