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1. directory firmware/monezor contains Trezor code, which is LGPLv3 licensed, yet there is no COPYING file included in the directory. I suggest to add https://github.com/trezor/trezor-mcu/blob/master/COPYING file into this directory.

2. directory hardware/monezor contains designs based on Trezor design, which is AGPLv3 licensed. Via the nature of this license all files based on this design should be also AGPLv3 licensed. I suggest to add https://github.com/trezor/trezor-hw/blob/master/COPYING into this directory.

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I'm excited to be able to store my monero on a second open source hardware wallet, but it would be nice to do the same with my bitcoin. Any plans for that?

I was working on an enclosure for the monezor.

Regarding the rather long list of hardware, what priorities do they have?
I just do want to prevent working on the wrong one?

antennas	
breakneck
clonebox	
clonedime
clonekeep	
cloneledg	
clonetrez	
fpgalogic	
monezor	
utilities	

Anti-tamper Logic

The STM32 MCUs often have a pin called 'ANTI_TAMP' near GPIO PC13. Because we're trying to detect intrusion via a mechanical detector switch, it makes sense to reroute the existing PC4 trace to PC13 (or wherever ANTI_TAMP is specified.)

Right now it hasn't one and will result in a warning from the browser. We link to kastelo.org from getmonero.org/downloads.

See https://certbot.eff.org/

Related issue on Gitlab: https://repo.getmonero.org/monero-project/monero-site/issues/1027

Problem

Both Monezor and Breakneck suffer power negotiation and thus fail (unless a non USB power source is used) with some computer hosts.

Suggestion

Load the CC (channel configuration) lines properly, to identify as a upstream facing port (peripheral) requiring power sink from the host.