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No, it isn't. What you say is true in theory but it doesn't actually work in practice because major upgrades come with non-backwards-compatible firmware change
by lisper 3y ago
No, it isn't. What you say is true in theory but it doesn't actually work in practice because major upgrades come with non-backwards-compatible firmware changes. Try installing Mavericks on a machine that has been upgraded to Yosemite or later.
(It also puts the burden on the user to actually make a backup before upgrading.)
- hulitu 3y agoWow. Imagine having to update your linux/bsd kernel after a bios update.