Thank you both for taking the time to reply. Yes, of course, if I can keep all my LMS configurations, settings, plugins and their respective data too - that would be fantastic. The ideal situation is for me to take the HDDs from my existing NAS, slot them into the 'new' NAS, install LMS and for it to pick up from where I left it on the older NAS.
However, the complicating factor here is that I'm moving from x86 to ARM otherwise this probably wouldn't even be an issue. Does LMS separate all user settings and configurations from the main program? If so, then uninstalling LMS should only result in uninstalling the core LMS files? Install the ARM version of LMS on the new NAS and 🤞 it looks for those user settings and configurations in the same locations and all should be goodÂ… or am I making some bad assumptions? I'm also confused about where LMS is run from, the memory of the NAS or from the HDD? If the former, then it won't need uninstalling as it stays on the old x86 NAS, shove the HDDs into the new ARM NAS, install LMS and as long as all my user files, settings and configs are in the same directories -on the HDD-, then all should be well. If the latter, then I need to uninstall the x86 version of LMS and backup all the necessary files before installing the ARM version then putting my saved files where they need to be. Am I making sense or just completely making a simple situation more complicated than it needs to be? 😁 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ SangSomBucket's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=55758 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=114419
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