Dual boot Slackware with Slackware??
So after a week of wrestling with my first-ever linux install, i finally get up and running, only to find out i installed the 32-bit version.
Apparently i have the nasty habit of "lazy-reading", picking out key-words, too lazy or too impatient to focus and carefully comb through info. I have a UEFI system which i wanted to use, though had to settle for Legacy Mode because i was using the 32-bit Slack14.1. I bought the Slackware 14.1 CD SET from the slackware.com store, thinking it had both versions (32-bit & 64-bit). My bad. (along with the book and t-shirt, but those are working out fine, plus the Mayan T is awesome) I could install slackware 14.1 64-bit on the same drive as the 32-bit, like any other dual-boot correct? Are there any other ways i could "upgrade" (in a sense) my 32-bit to 64-bit, or is a clean install the best bet? thankyou |
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PS. Too late. |
UEFI is overrated anyways
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