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Message #00303
Re: [Question #234166]: 32bit - 64bit
Question #234166 on relinux changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/relinux/+question/234166
Status: Open => Answered
Joel Leclerc proposed the following answer:
Sorry for my late response (I had personal issues, and I misunderstood
your question, and wrote an answer for it... twice!).
Yes, you can just copy the files over, unless you have a binary in
there, or something pointing to a 32-bit application that isn't
available on the 64-bit system, and in that case, you'll have to do the
obvious (delete it and remove references, or fix it, or use a different
version of it, etc...).
You can find 32-bit binaries with this terminal command (it isn't
optimized though, sorry):
for i in `find /etc/skel | tr ' ' '&'`; do file "`echo $i | sed 's:&:
:g'`"; done | grep '32-bit'
Hope this answers the question!
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