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Derek Martin wrote: > Welll, sort of. If you're upgrading your system, many of these files > will likely contain config which is obsoleted by your new versions, or > even may configure components which have been replaced entirely by > something newer. And bear in mind: this isn't an upgrade. This is a hypothetical copy from one node to another. I can almost guarantee that any network configurations will fail to work correctly on Red Hat-ish systems even with identical hardware. Red Hat associates static MAC addresses with network interfaces in the if-up scripts. You'll have similar kinds of failures with /etc/fstab and Linux software RAID systems when using UUIDs. Document everything, because each thing that you document today is one less thing that you have to guess at three years from now. -- Rich P.
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