Possible violation: Riverbed Steelhead appliance

[Federico Di Gregorio]

Hi *,

I've just seen the classical Linux boot on a Riverbed Steelhead
appliance installed by one of my customers (I do free software
consulting/development for work).

Given the kind of technology (TCP compression/acceleration) I suppose
they are doing at least part of the work in kernel space but I didn't
find any reference to the Linux kernel, to the GPL or to sources/patches
both on the site, on the machine and on the documentation accompanying
it.

Is this an already know and real violation (please give me some pointers
then) or should I investigate more?

References:

http://www.riverbed.com/products/appliances/
http://www.riverbed.com/technology/

Thank you for your time and your efforts enforcing the GPL,
federico

-- 
Federico Di Gregorio                         http://people.initd.org/fog
Debian GNU/Linux Developer                                fog at debian.org
INIT.D Developer                                           fog at initd.org
            Bhoe, bhe, bhe. Sono brutto e cattivo. Brutto lama! -- Cuzco
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