Moving from slicehost to linode
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On Linode, it looks relatively easy though
I did try searching and didn't find much about being able to d/l images from SL or anything about migrating from SL to The Linode.
Doesn't appear you can download your image or "slice":
This would be the way to do it. You can slurp your entire distribution's image over the network this way.
@mwalling:
But remember that if you slurp from SliceHost here, you're going to end up with a 64bit userland, and probably need a 64 bit kernel, which may not be the optimum configuration for your needs. Don't they have 32-bit now?
@Guspaz:
Don't they have 32-bit now?
Interestingly, no. We're one of the couple of providers that offer the choice.
64-bit only -> increased memory usage even when not necessary -> people will need more RAM -> they will pay more?
@rsk:
Hmm…
64-bit only -> increased memory usage even when not necessary -> people will need more RAM -> they will pay more?
Time to invest in tin foil
@mwalling:
Time to invest in tin foil
Just because you're paranoid, it doesn't mean they aren't out to shaft you.
this
@kjb:
you know, it's not really 'tin' foil any more - it's aluminum
If you were on IRC
Hell, caker convinced me to misspell "moron" for 3 weeks about a year ago.
If you need to migrate nameservers from Slicehost to Linode, you might find this script useful.
-ahr