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I think the mvista carrier grade linux’s 2.6.32 kernel should be available somewhere on the internet because of the kernel GPL license (I assume it is not vanilla kernel), but I seem not to be able to locate it from mvista website or via google.
Where can I find it?
source.mvista.com has been giving connection refused for last few months.
I believe you can find a copy of MV Linux source kernels on MV meld.org site. While they are not officially called CGL kernels I suspect they are very close or even the same.
Go to http://meld.org , create a user for yourself (it’s free) and check out the Library => SDK page
Best of luck.