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...Are you saying that up until the new update one could use a mouse to navigate the touchscreen?
Maybe I just learned something new. Are you saying that up until the new update one could use a mouse to navigate the touchscreen?
Always risky to assume. Could just be an unintentional regression.This makes me think the mouse support was left in unintentionally and finally removed in this update. It worries me a little bit as this means they haven't scrubber/sanitized Linux down to the bare minimum required, which means there are likely other old and unused legacy components in there which could present a security risk if not maintained and tested.
It could be, however how likely do you think it is that floppy drive support was a planned supported feature for the production car? Anything is possible, but we can make educated guesses on what's more likely.Always risky to assume. Could just be an unintentional regression.
...floppy drive support...
You are looking at it from the wrong point of view. The biggest risk is not that someone will connect a floppy drive, but rather it's the fact that the floppy drive driver/module is shipped as part of the kernel. While the functionality may seem similar to USB to a regular person, the fact is that it is different code in the kernel, and since floppy drives are rarely used, that code doesn't get as much testing and/or patches from the open source community. So, it ends up a component which runs in the kernel (so access to almost anything) which isn't tested much and doesn't receive many or any patches.Floppy Drive is no more dangerous than a thumb drive.
As a matter of fact, Iranian Nuclear Plant was infected NOT by a floppy drive but by a thumb drive:
Stuxnet delivered to Iranian nuclear plant on thumb drive
I don't think we should assume that their Linux was pared down. Probably left a lot of code in. I don't think that we can assume that mouse support was intentionally removed from this build.It could be, however how likely do you think it is that floppy drive support was a planned supported feature for the production car? Anything is possible, but we can make educated guesses on what's more likely.
What would you do in a car that has physical controls rather than a touchscreen? USB mouse isn’t an option there either.I want USB mouse support back!!!!!! Now I am gonna be bugged by the rear passengers whenever climate/music needs to be adjusted....not ready for this!!! Shouldn't have updated!!!!
The USB mouse still works on my Model 3
What would you do in a car that has physical controls rather than a touchscreen? USB mouse isn’t an option there either.
Sounds like you may have issues with your rear seat passengers beyond the scope of a firmware change.