From: Chris Robinson 

I don't think Linux cares to much with hardware updates.  I had Madrake 9
or 9.1 (can't remember which now) on my home PC, then I went out and got a
new Motherboard, graphics card, CPU and RAM and it booted straight back up,
no problems (it detected I had a new video card and configured it during
boot-up).

Chris.

Jeff Shultz wrote:

> Geo. wrote:
>
> > Can't you just clone the drive then do an upgrade install?
> >
>
> It's the hardware upgrade that's got me slightly spooked from doing that.
> It is an option - although I'll probably be going from a 6GB hard drive (I
> really don't remember the size of the thing) to (probably) 80GB Mirrored
> drives...
> Another option is to use NFS to slowly pull everything over, treating the
> computers as one filesystem until I get everything moved. Actually I may
> go with some version of that anyway.
> --
> Jeff Shultz

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