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Hardware Upgrade Issue

Jhaislet
I am upgrading my ASL hardware from System 1 to System 2 ( Basically going from a Pentium 200mhz to a Pentium III 450mhz, see below) by just swapping the harddrive from my current ASL setup to the new computer.  Will there be any future detremental repercussions by doing this?  Will I need to re-install ASL in System 2 so the right hardware and optimized kernels, drivers, ect are installed or will a simple reboot reprobe and reinstall the new items?

System 1 (first ASL system which ASL was installed on)
Pentium 200mhz
64MB Ram
20GB HDD

System 2
Pentium III 450mhz
384MB Ram
20GB HDD (Same HDD from System 1).  


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    Didn´t do that so far but I had "trouble" with a normal installation: I replaced 4.107 by 4.017 resp. installed 4.017 from scratch on the same machine. ASL "mixed up" my interfaces so restore didn´t work in the first place.

    So if this happens to you (your interfaces) have a look at /etc/modules.conf.

    techno.kid  
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    Didn´t do that so far but I had "trouble" with a normal installation: I replaced 4.107 by 4.017 resp. installed 4.017 from scratch on the same machine. ASL "mixed up" my interfaces so restore didn´t work in the first place.

    So if this happens to you (your interfaces) have a look at /etc/modules.conf.

    techno.kid  
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