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There are two possibilities. If the new package is derived in large
part from some existing software then it is likely that there are
existing license restrictions that will apply. For example if you
create a new eCos device driver by copying an existing one and editing
it then this would constitute a modification to existing code and the
eCos public license would apply to the new device driver. If you
create a new device driver from scratch then you can decide for
yourself what license should apply. If you want the package to be
freely available to the entire eCos community then we recommend the
eCos public license, but the choice is yours.
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