What the heck was I thinking? I have many old T-series Thinkpads for their 4w3H screens. T60 graphics comes in two flavors: Intel/nVidia, and AMD. Back in ancient Debian 11 Bullseye days, I would swap SSD drives between the machines, and the graphics versions, and they worked fine.
Debian 12 Bookworm, not so much. An SSD drive configured for Intel/nVidia SCREEN TEARS when reinstalled in an AMD graphics machine. Boo Hoo, I was in tears too! There may be a way to fix that, but I haven't found it. So, the route to AMD Debian 12 is either a fresh install, or a dist-upgrade from Debian 11. That said, the main information I hope to share between many laptops (and desktops) is /home and my oddball collection of applications, configuration, and creative work, I will probably use elaborately-configured rsync for that. I'll let the plug list know what works someday, if the list doesn't educate me first. Keith L. -- Keith Lofstrom [email protected]
