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27 Jul 2022 13:21 #248418
by Lcvette
JT, that is a good one for Turboss, something stands out in memory as making it difficult, is there a reason you wouldn't go to Buster?
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27 Jul 2022 14:07 #248420
by TurBoss
hello,
I'm not 100% sure i cannot test but branch python2_maintenance should work
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27 Jul 2022 23:02 #248484
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Actually I was able to copy all the stuff that looked like I might need it from .local then resolved all the dependencies. The HD refused to boot but I was able to copy all of my home folder from it to another HD.
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27 Jul 2022 23:05 #248485
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JT, that is a good one for Turboss, something stands out in memory as making it difficult, is there a reason you wouldn't go to Buster?
Old hardware runs better on old OS's
My Hardinge CHNC still runs on Ubuntu 10.04, my Discovery 308 still has a 386 mb...
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