On 2/13/2023 7:23 PM, Al Sherkow wrote:
I don’t think this happens anymore, but also long ago a machine could be significantly changed and keep the same serial number to make software licensing simpler. (For example, replacing a 3033 with a 3090). Keeping the CPUTYPE and the serial number handled that condition.
If you order an MES upgrade on a supported path, you can keep your serial number when going from one CPC type to another.
You cannot keep the CPC type. That is an inherent attribute of both the new machine and the older one you're replacing...
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