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That is going to be a pretty fuzzy rabbit hole. I've seen accounts of industrial equipment where the original microcomputers from the '70s/'80s have been repla
by babypuncher 4y ago
That is going to be a pretty fuzzy rabbit hole.
I've seen accounts of industrial equipment where the original microcomputers from the '70s/'80s have been replaced with modern microcontrollers or single board computers like the Raspberry Pi. Does it count as a "firmware update" if the new firmware comes with a new embedded computer to run it?
- IYasha 4y agoNo, that's cheating! :) Or an upgrade. It's essentially the same as replacing your 386 PC with a modern x86-compatible PC. Most likely.