On 05/11/2016 03:34 PM, c...@zip.com.au wrote:
On 04May2016 16:42, Samuel Sieb wrote:
2) connect one of the old disks to the now new system via a USB to SATA
adapter (note the machine only has usb 1.1) mount the disk and copy the
data over.
That wouldn't be so bad given the amount of data.
On 04May2016 16:42, Samuel Sieb wrote:
2) connect one of the old disks to the now new system via a USB to SATA
adapter (note the machine only has usb 1.1) mount the disk and copy the
data over.
That wouldn't be so bad given the amount of data.
Even on 1.1? Haven't actually done the math for
On 05/04/2016 04:01 PM, Jeffrey Ross wrote:
The system has 4 SATA 1.0 interfaces, two are are in use for the two
removable disks in the front of the case, the other two are inside the
case and although not impossible to access they are a little difficult
to access.
The original system has 2 disk
Forgive the top post, on my phone.
If /home is all you want to preserve then create a partition sufficient for
it's size. Move or copy the data, latter easier as you don't need to muck
with the current file system.
During the new build go to customize setup partitions and assign /home to
the new
Looking for some suggestions and thoughts.
I am upgrading the OS on a system with older hardware that I have, it is
currently running Fedora 16 and I'm looking to upgrade it to Fedora 23.
The system has 4 SATA 1.0 interfaces, two are are in use for the two
removable disks in the front of the
