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2·16 hours agoThanks! I’ll be using that from now on.
I’d expect it to work maybe 80% chance.
I feel ike I’ve had issues with grub doing that type of swap- I can’t remember the specifics, maybe hd0,x became swapped with hd1,x Or maybe i did something daft like futz with the partitions.
(assuming mint does use grub) maybe be prepared with either a grub shell cheatsheet, or just a live usb to chroot from so you can reconfigure grub.
Or just try swapping the ports over.
Only other issues I’ve had is maybe going non-uefi to uefi, and with things like “secure boot”. You can just trial and error the few combinations if you dont know.
Maybe note down any current mobo bios settings especially re: disks and boot.
edit - i fogot cpu microcode is vendor specific - you might need to swap that or at least remove the old microcode before swapping it could be irrelevant https://wiki.debian.org/Microcode
How are you going to know the internet is working with thet few blinking LEDs?
Yep, it’s really finicky to draw the picures and lettering just right . . . and finding that same colour and texture paper.
In my country if you get bottled gas supplied on contract, the cylinders usually remain the property of the supplier. They’d’ take them back and recycle, or the vendor should take them and pass them back.
People speculate that animals like elephants mourn their dead. I don’t really know how they prove it though.
Mourning seems related to nostalgia.
2·6 days agoWow this author must have no experience with statistics if they didn’t question that datapoint.
moonstone: a hard days knight on amiga.
and of course zzt
Classic, I had the demo on a coverdisk, played it several hundred times for a few years before getting the game.
All your base are touched by us.