For personal use, this is fine. We do give you permission to sell the board with the PSIO chips unprogrammed and blank. It's better however (due to the nature of this device you have made) for users to provide their own chips. You are however not permitted to manufacture and sell this as a product with our code programmed in the chips.
If you buy a genuine PSIO and swap the chips over manually, then we're okay with that although you're rather off contacting us so we can organise them to be programmed for you using genuine and licensed software.
Using clones to swap the chips from is not permitted for the reasons described in our previous message. If you're planning on switching over to the X-Station, also seek permission from its author (Rama) before using it. Otherwise, keep up the great work and we appreciate the prompt response Drew.
Did you pass year 1 english? Where are you pulling this shit from? Where was it ever said that
anything related to this project was going to be sold, let alone boards that are populated yet
unprogrammed? We understand digital copyright law perfectly well, you paint lipped chromer. It's the reason you won't find a single link to or discussion thread about a rom site, or any means to get access to realtek's RTD display driver code
despite several users here having active projects using it via signed agreements. RVLoader was specifically developed so that it could be a
LEGAL homebrew solution that carried no official Nintendo code with it, unlike many other similar apps
and devices that took shortcuts. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Your threats are as hollow as your shriveled cranium. I'd say you're grasping at straws, but that'd imply mental capacity comparable to an Orangutan and I don't want to insult Harambe's honoured cousins. You have zero ground to stand on to make any demands of us. In Australia and the USA the law is clear: A purchased product is no longer company property. Just as we can take a Ford engine and put it in a Mazda chassis, anyone can open one of your boxes or a clone box and put the chips on another board. They can even sell the finished board that didn't touch your oh so fucking precious personal information collection firmware for any price, and you have no legal recourse in either country to so much as
timidly ask like the balding wallflower virgin that you read as, let alone come here and make out of touch baseless demands.
It seems that you're still having trouble. Here's a table to help!
Programming your own chips =
bad 
Using hardware design with blank chips =
good 
Swapping cloned programmed chips =
bad
Swapping genuine programmed chips =
good
We know who you are, Matt, and your whiny control freak
"THIS IS MY MINECRAFT SERVER" brand of autism isn't welcome here. Have you even shipped an order in the last year? Afaik you're still lying about firmware development, scamming people with outright lies on your shit 2002 ass black bar website, and ghosting any customer who has so much as a semblance of understanding for how long it takes to walk to the fucking post office and drop off a box with some words scrawled on it. You're so shit at selling your own product that you're actively working
against one of the few good ideas that could have actually benefitted you, if the PSIO wasn't the worst available ODE on the market anyway.
Take another dose and go back to making sock puppet accounts to fail at talking yourself up on reddit, you sad webbed fingered black toothed track marked welshman sack of vaguely human shit
