installed via Steam, Desura or using their own install methods):įind / -regextype posix-extended -regex "/(sys|srv|proc)|.*/\.ccache/.*" -prune -o -type f \ You may also use the following script to give you a better overview of the binaries and libraries installed unbeknownst to pacman (e. Include it in your backup if you make one. Gives you a nice list of explicitly installed packages from the repositories and from the AUR. List of installed packages $ pacman -Qqen > pkglist.txt If you will not have access to the old system from the new system then backup up all the files that you want to copy over. Think about the configuration files from /etc and dotfiles in /home that you want to copy to the new system, as well as user data files. We define here a minimal configuration that carries over from the old to the new system which differentiates this approach from the Installation guide. In this case a new EFI system partition is needed. If you switch to a more recent mainboard with UEFI, it might be preferable or required to switch from "MBR boot code" booting to UEFI booting. from AMD to NVIDIA) change the graphics driver. If you changed the GPU to a GPU from another vendor (e.g. Intel to AMD), change the Microcode configuration. If you switch the CPU, to a CPU from another vendor (e.g. Warning: For both approaches we have to account for differences between the old and hardware and change the installed drivers and configuration accordingly.īefore you begin, research aspects of the new hardware and make a list of differences.
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