Reinstalling Ubuntu and transfer data from OpenSuse
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I want to use Ubuntu again,but at this moment my OS is OpenSuse. What would be the best way to install Ubuntu and transfer all data from OpenSuse to
my new installation ?
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I want to use Ubuntu again,but at this moment my OS is OpenSuse. What would be the best way to install Ubuntu and transfer all data from OpenSuse to
my new installation ?
migration reinstall
asked Feb 26 at 0:52
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If you had your data (ie./home) in a different partition; an installation of Ubuntu can be done (using 'something else') just be careful not to have the format checkbox ticked (for your /home). Backup your data regardless before installing. I'd also note your programs/packages loaded (rpm -qa) in case later decided something was missing...
– guiverc
Feb 26 at 1:04
I decided not to migrate, and have Ubuntu 16.04 running in Virtualbox.This is for now the best solution. Although I miss this very nice forum . Thanks for the answer anyway. Have fun with Ubuntu you all !!
– Mokum
Feb 26 at 12:38
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I want to use Ubuntu again,but at this moment my OS is OpenSuse. What would be the best way to install Ubuntu and transfer all data from OpenSuse to
my new installation ?
migration reinstall
asked Feb 26 at 0:52
Mokum
862313
I want to use Ubuntu again,but at this moment my OS is OpenSuse. What would be the best way to install Ubuntu and transfer all data from OpenSuse to
my new installation ?
migration reinstall
migration reinstall
asked Feb 26 at 0:52
Mokum
862313
asked Feb 26 at 0:52
Mokum
862313
asked Feb 26 at 0:52
Mokum
862313
asked Feb 26 at 0:52
Mokum
862313
asked Feb 26 at 0:52
Mokum
862313
862313
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If you had your data (ie./home) in a different partition; an installation of Ubuntu can be done (using 'something else') just be careful not to have the format checkbox ticked (for your /home). Backup your data regardless before installing. I'd also note your programs/packages loaded (rpm -qa) in case later decided something was missing...
– guiverc
Feb 26 at 1:04
I decided not to migrate, and have Ubuntu 16.04 running in Virtualbox.This is for now the best solution. Although I miss this very nice forum . Thanks for the answer anyway. Have fun with Ubuntu you all !!
– Mokum
Feb 26 at 12:38
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If you had your data (ie./home) in a different partition; an installation of Ubuntu can be done (using 'something else') just be careful not to have the format checkbox ticked (for your /home). Backup your data regardless before installing. I'd also note your programs/packages loaded (rpm -qa) in case later decided something was missing...
– guiverc
Feb 26 at 1:04
I decided not to migrate, and have Ubuntu 16.04 running in Virtualbox.This is for now the best solution. Although I miss this very nice forum . Thanks for the answer anyway. Have fun with Ubuntu you all !!
– Mokum
Feb 26 at 12:38
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If you had your data (ie.
/home) in a different partition; an installation of Ubuntu can be done (using 'something else') just be careful not to have the format checkbox ticked (for your /home). Backup your data regardless before installing. I'd also note your programs/packages loaded (rpm -qa) in case later decided something was missing...– guiverc
Feb 26 at 1:04
If you had your data (ie.
/home) in a different partition; an installation of Ubuntu can be done (using 'something else') just be careful not to have the format checkbox ticked (for your /home). Backup your data regardless before installing. I'd also note your programs/packages loaded (rpm -qa) in case later decided something was missing...– guiverc
Feb 26 at 1:04
I decided not to migrate, and have Ubuntu 16.04 running in Virtualbox.This is for now the best solution. Although I miss this very nice forum . Thanks for the answer anyway. Have fun with Ubuntu you all !!
– Mokum
Feb 26 at 12:38
I decided not to migrate, and have Ubuntu 16.04 running in Virtualbox.This is for now the best solution. Although I miss this very nice forum . Thanks for the answer anyway. Have fun with Ubuntu you all !!
– Mokum
Feb 26 at 12:38
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If you had your data (ie.
/home) in a different partition; an installation of Ubuntu can be done (using 'something else') just be careful not to have the format checkbox ticked (for your /home). Backup your data regardless before installing. I'd also note your programs/packages loaded (rpm -qa) in case later decided something was missing...– guiverc
Feb 26 at 1:04
I decided not to migrate, and have Ubuntu 16.04 running in Virtualbox.This is for now the best solution. Although I miss this very nice forum . Thanks for the answer anyway. Have fun with Ubuntu you all !!
– Mokum
Feb 26 at 12:38