Re: Moving from Debian Wheezy - 32bit to 64bit

2013-01-23 Thread Claudius Hubig
Hey, Andrei POPESCU wrote: On Ma, 22 ian 13, 09:00:21, Sam Martin wrote: Just go choose the Manual Partitioning if you don't trust the installer. Is the best way of doing this to unplug the drives on raid vol and reinstall 64bit dist? If you want to be absolutely sure, just do this.

Moving from Debian Wheezy - 32bit to 64bit

2013-01-22 Thread Sam Martin
Hi all, I've made a bit of an error with a new NAS / HTPC i've setup. Only after a few weeks, I've realised I've put the 32bit version on rather than the 64bit one. Aside from the inconvenience of having to fluke my way through user config, samba, ftp, xbmc, etc. more worrying for me is a

Moving from Debian Wheezy - 32bit to 64bit

2013-01-22 Thread Sam Martin
I've made a bit of an error with a new NAS / HTPC i've setup. Only after a few weeks, I've realised I've put the 32bit version on rather than the 64bit dist. Aside from the inconvenience of having to fluke my way through user config, samba, ftp, xbmc, etc. more worrying for me is a raid

Re: Moving from Debian Wheezy - 32bit to 64bit

2013-01-22 Thread Andrei POPESCU
On Ma, 22 ian 13, 09:00:21, Sam Martin wrote: I'm really new to linux and software raid, and not entirely confident the linux installer wont touch the raid volume. Just go choose the Manual Partitioning if you don't trust the installer. Is the best way of doing this to unplug the drives