@lupyuen It seems to be Apache License v2.0 so I will verify this and release the source code.

@lupyuen It's already being used by the community. Apparently I did a good job (could have been better :/). All three blobs.

@lupyuen The github was linked in an earlier post and it is being talked about in the Nutcracker Matrix.

@AmpBenzScientist ah ok I'm not on Matrix, since I'm in the wrong timezone. So I assume the folks there are making good use of your work 👍

@lupyuen so apparently it's not illegal (I checked several times). Now the quality is being assessed? I don't need the stress but I can't look away. It should be okay. I just might be the first to do this to completion.

@PawelK @lupyuen it's not a problem, it seems that not many people are taking it seriously.

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Gamelaster could want to add ghidra interactive disassembler to tool list. If my resources get freed i will add any missing from list: elf .a .o riscvbackend.

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@PawelK @lupyuen It is as far as I know. IDAho Potato doesn't have RISC-V support and is closed source. It's garbage and not hand built in house for use by the NSA.

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Ahh yea. I guess so. Yea history of gidra is interesting.

Hehe need to memorize idaho potato.

Would be fan to re the potato on way to fix its copy protection.

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@PawelK @lupyuen Ghidra has a history of firsts. Coreboot used it to get AMD devices to boot properly.

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