> Of course, anyone else would be free to take the code and apply any
> license whatsoever to it, but my concern is simply what MODULE_LICENSE()
> line I can legitimately include, if any.
We have to be careful about this because MODULE_LICENSE("Public domain")
doesn't mean anything if the resulting code is then shipped binary only.
GPL and additional rights is probably closest or even just a
/*
* When linked into the Linux kernel the resulting work is GPL, you
* are however free to use this work under other licenses if you
* so wish. See README.blah
*/
MODULE_LICENSE("GPL"); /* When part of Linux */
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