I had a power supply failure and I moved my hard drive
directly to another computer (from 200MHz Intel to
500MHz AMD) as this was a semi-planned upgrade that
came a bit earlier than expected. I expected to
migrate data to a new install, not the actual drive.
I got a kernel panic with the first boot with some
timing errors in the messages.
uname -a
Linux pools 2.4.22-1-386 #9 Sat Oct 4 14:30:39 EST
2003 i586 GNU/Linux
currently running "testing".
I didn't do a proper checkout of the bug as I was in a
hurry to get the machine back up and running. Short
sighted on my part.
After reboot, all _seems_ to be well. But fear hovers
all around and I plan to do a fresh install ASAP.
Question: Is there any known gotchas to upgrading all
the hardware without reinstalling the system?
The only change to the config that I made was to
change the module loaded for the network card.
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