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DECLARACIÓN PÚBLICA REQUERIDA SOBRE EL SOFTWARE
CON LICENCIA DE GPL/LGPL UTILIZADO EN ESTE PRODUCTO
Los siguientes ejecutables GPL y bibliotecas LGPL se utilizan en este producto
y están sujetos a los Acuerdos de licencia de GPL/LGPL incluidos como parte
de esta documentación. El código fuente de estos ejecutables y bibliotecas
puede obtenerse mediante el envío de un mensaje de correo electrónico a
mp3.sec@samsung.com
GPL EXECUTABLES:
- Linux Kernel, Busybox
GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
Version 2, June 1991
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