Hi Gang,
It's been a while since I was here. So, hi all![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Okay. So, I have this Linux box (32 bit Manjaro Linux) for which the support of the OS has stopped. There was an attempt to keep the patient alive, but there are "voices of reason" that call on pulling the perverbial plug...
So. Is it possible to upgrade this system to (32 bit) FreeBSD?
The disk is partitioned as such that there is a boot partition (sda1), a swap (sda2) an OS partition (sda3) and a home partition (sda4)...all neatly partitioned...the way I like...
So, can I install FreeBSD on there keeping sda4 out of the loop and afterwards hooking up (mounting, yea, I know
) the home folder from the home partition?
It'll prove to be a learning curve (unless...I'm wrong
) but I'm okay with that...
Thanks for shedding some ligh here...
Melissa
It's been a while since I was here. So, hi all
Okay. So, I have this Linux box (32 bit Manjaro Linux) for which the support of the OS has stopped. There was an attempt to keep the patient alive, but there are "voices of reason" that call on pulling the perverbial plug...
So. Is it possible to upgrade this system to (32 bit) FreeBSD?
The disk is partitioned as such that there is a boot partition (sda1), a swap (sda2) an OS partition (sda3) and a home partition (sda4)...all neatly partitioned...the way I like...
So, can I install FreeBSD on there keeping sda4 out of the loop and afterwards hooking up (mounting, yea, I know
It'll prove to be a learning curve (unless...I'm wrong
Thanks for shedding some ligh here...
Melissa