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Reconstructed reference notes on EASA acceptable means of compliance for airborne software and airborne electronic hardware, built from AMC 20-115D (ED Decision 2017/020/R, AMC-20 Amendment 14, consolidated in Amendment 23) and AMC 20-152A (ED Decision 2020/010/R, AMC-20 Amendment 19, consolidated in Amendment 23), read from the Easy Access Rules AMC-20 compilation (Amendment 23, June 2023) and pinned 2026-09-26. Use for EASA software means of compliance, EASA AEH means of compliance, AltMoC, ETSO software, and the joint software and hardware certification workflow. SCOPE LIMITS: the two AMC sections only; no FAA content (use faa-8110-49); no RTCA DO-178C or DO-254, EUROCAE ED-12C or ED-80, or supplement clause text (use avionics-signpost to name them); no Part-21 body; no bulk AMC-20; AMC 20-193 and AMC 20-189 are name-only; reflects Amendment 23 as consolidated in the June 2023 EAR, not a later AMC-20 amendment; synthesized reference notes, not legal advice and not the official AMC. LICENCE: per-document (E
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