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On Mon, Nov 13, 2006 at 10:41:30AM +0000, John Hunt wrote:
> I have a media PC or HTPC or whatever you want to call it, which has
> the following spec:
> 600mhz pentium 3
> Running Debian etch with a 2.6.16-2-686 kernel.
>
> On that, I'm using freevo which in turn uses mplayer. The kind of
> things I play on the media pc are mp3s, x264 (videolan) content and
> divx/xvid video...and probably a couple of other things, but no
> windows codecs.
>
> What I'd quite like to avoid is having to set up my mediapc once
> again..but still utilise all 64 bits on the new cpu.
>
> Does anyone have any experience or advice in this area?
If you want to convert from a 32-bit installation to a 64-bit one,
I'm afraid your only option is to reinstall. However, you can make
this a bit easier by backing up /etc/* before you do the
reinstall. You can also get the list of installed packages with:
dpkg --get-selections >dpkg.selections
and then after installing a basic system:
dpkg --set-selection <dpkg.selections
apt-get install
(At least, I think "apt-get install" will do it for you).
Hugo.
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