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On 2020-12-10, J. Roeleveld <joost@××××××××.org> wrote: |
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> On Thursday, December 10, 2020 4:23:09 PM CET n952162 wrote: |
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>> I need a new mainboard. What will happen if I boot my existing system |
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>> on it? |
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>> If it would come up, what would need to be (re)emerged, as a minimum? |
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>> TIA |
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> Unless you really reduced the drivers available on your system or |
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> you're going to a lesser system (64 -> 32bit, or something like |
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> that), I would expect the system to simply boot. |
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Many of us do "reduce the drivers availabing" to match just the |
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hardware in our system. |
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> If not, you only need a live-cd/usb/... and rebuild the kernel and |
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> any drivers your new system needs. |
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> It's not MS Windows that might try to load incompatible drivers and |
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> ends up with a blue-screen. |
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Well, the screen doesn't turn blue, but it's possible the kernel won't |
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even boot. |
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Grant |