Obviously, that can't be right. You can't force someone to licence your product from you.
oh, If the board has a ROM on it that doesn't have the OS4.0 hooks in it, guess what? It's not an Amiga OS capable board as the OS won't boot due to the hooks it's looking for won't be there.
Eyetech can take the A1G3SE board with a plain Power Rom (by Softex, Inc.) and sell it whatever way they want, call it anything but Amiga Whatever. If the put the BIOS with the AOS 4.0 hooks in it, then they have to have a licence from Amiga, Inc. Though, anyone selling an Amiga branded board would have to get the licence first to get access to the special BIOS. It's not like that can just run out and get a copy then sell boards with that special BIOS. They have to get the licence first. That the point they have to want to sell an Amiga branded board.
Admitiedly, the Amiga, Inc. statement about their licencing is abit confusing, if you take it literally.
Not to mention that a two sentance long paragraph is rather insuffient to describe the complexity of thier licencing. As it covers classic Amigas, Classic Amiga PPC addons, new boards, etc.
