Comment on The Linux Kernel May Finally Phase Out Intel I486 CPU SupportparentComments−kazinator3yYou mean, weird scenarios like a ton of embedded?−LeonidasXIV3yProbably very little 32-bit embedded using 80486 CPUs. If your embedded system uses an x86 CPU that's newer than 1993 it should still be fine for a few years.−bzzzt3yLast '486' I used was a PC Engines WRAP router board (bought around 2005) which used an AMD Geode 233MHz 486 compatible core.
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You mean, weird scenarios like a ton of embedded?
Probably very little 32-bit embedded using 80486 CPUs. If your embedded system uses an x86 CPU that's newer than 1993 it should still be fine for a few years.
Last '486' I used was a PC Engines WRAP router board (bought around 2005) which used an AMD Geode 233MHz 486 compatible core.