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Yeah that reasoning is utter bullshit. I don't care if they can't document the interface because of NDAs or whatever, but locking it down *on purpose* is just pure greed. What's next, authentication for HATs?
This is one thing I don't get amidst all this outrage. They're securing revenue... Which they use to produce troves of educational material, and support/sponsor existing FOSS projects? Is that evil? Also bearing in mind the core product is super low margin...
Seeing how HATs can already have an EEPROM with device tree overlay on it this doesn't seem too far-fetched ...and since modules are now signed you could require a signature for the overlays too ...shit
"The removable device contains the data for configuring pins and loading the correct driver when that device is attached, and I can think of literally no non-nefarious purpose for this" Of all the things to pick on, this is a weird one
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