Morty morty+debian-am...@frakir.org writes:
What would it take to automate an upgrade of Debian x86 to amd64?
I know there is no currently-supported way to do this. What would it
take to make one?
Advantages: shops with a mix of x86 and amd64 systems can have one
master x86 build image
On 03/07/2011 03:25 AM, Morty wrote:
What would it take to automate an upgrade of Debian x86 to amd64?
I know there is no currently-supported way to do this. What would it
take to make one?
Advantages: shops with a mix of x86 and amd64 systems can have one
master x86 build image that can be
On Mon, Mar 07, 2011 at 04:34:16PM +, brian m. carlson wrote:
This isn't automatic, but it was a lot easier than it might otherwise
have been. It is, however, trivially automatable. Multiarch might make
it even easier, I don't know.
What I'm looking for are recommendations on how to
What would it take to automate an upgrade of Debian x86 to amd64?
I know there is no currently-supported way to do this. What would it
take to make one?
Advantages: shops with a mix of x86 and amd64 systems can have one
master x86 build image that can be automatically upgraded to amd64 as
Your best bet is to capture the pertinent files in /etc and /home from
32bit
of course, any databases etc. should also be preserved and log files
stored if they need to be held for legal reasons etc.
then copy them in to their new homes in a fresh 64bit install
ive moved my ~dean around from
On Mon, Mar 07, 2011 at 04:25:01AM -0500, Morty wrote:
Advantages: shops with a mix of x86 and amd64 systems can have one
master x86 build image that can be automatically upgraded to amd64 as
needed. Shops with existing x86 systems that want to upgrade to amd64
hardware can copy the existing
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