Yes, its a nice machine. Thanks for refocusing me on the vital point of the matter. I've had enough experience in business and education covering business principles and laws that it should have come to me.
It's impossible to do this without infringing on Sony patents and copyrights.
So without an agreement with Sony, its impossible except as an illicit act.
Linux users will get away with this because there is no business entity to pursue through legal channels.
AROS developers might even get away with it if they don't provide the keys directly.
But, is not really a good idea for an identifiable group like the MOS team to use this information.No, I don't need a console that won't be nearly as powerful as the G5 equipment already being developed with. Not with the potential consequences.
Again, sorry.

[ Edited by Jim on 2010/12/30 21:57 ]