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You can keep your /home if its mounted on its own partition, those files will most likely be the same.
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You can keep your /home if its mounted on its own partition, those files will most likely be the same.

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Hi Experts!<br />
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How do I upgrade from the 32-bit version of Ubuntu to 64-bit one?<br />
Is there a way without losing my settings?<br />
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Best regards,<br />
The Terrible :)
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Hi Experts!

How do I upgrade from the 32-bit version of Ubuntu to 64-bit one?
Is there a way without losing my settings?

Best regards,
The Terrible :)

How To Upgrade Ubuntu 32-bit to Ubuntu 64-bit Version?

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