I've a 12.2 32 bits system. I'm going to upgrade hardware: mobo, memory, processor, HD.
I'm going to copy the working system to the new one, I've done this several times and it works fine: boot with system rescue, partition new hard disk, mount new partition and old partition, copy with cp -a the entire filesystem an then install grub.
Or even better: copy with cp -a and then upgrade to 13.1
The question is why not upgrade to x86_64?
I' know it's not officially supported (at least on previous versions). I've been searching reports of success doing so, but I haven't found any.
I't may work?
Of course other option is a fresh install 64 bits and configuring all as new (users, services, etc. ).
regards
I'm going to copy the working system to the new one, I've done this several times and it works fine: boot with system rescue, partition new hard disk, mount new partition and old partition, copy with cp -a the entire filesystem an then install grub.
Or even better: copy with cp -a and then upgrade to 13.1
The question is why not upgrade to x86_64?
I' know it's not officially supported (at least on previous versions). I've been searching reports of success doing so, but I haven't found any.
I't may work?
Of course other option is a fresh install 64 bits and configuring all as new (users, services, etc. ).
regards