No you aren't.
You are distibuting a firmware that includes Linux and a binary based on the cgminer source code that has the GPLv3 license.
... and you already know this.
You keep contradicting yourself and ignoring the license.
You can't get around the license requirement - stop making up things that you claim allow you to ignore the license.
You can't.
You are distibuting a firmware that includes Linux and a binary based on the cgminer source code that has the GPLv3 license.
... and you already know this.
You keep contradicting yourself and ignoring the license.
You can't get around the license requirement - stop making up things that you claim allow you to ignore the license.
You can't.
How do I know it is based on it? Bitmain didn't say it is cgminer. I can't give the source to something I don't have. I emailed them they said no.
I am not distributing a firmware that is sort of like a bios or to flash something into it's room. This is a Linux distro. We just call it firmware because no one knows the difference anymore.
I no contradict myself. You should read the licensee of gpl3.