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Thread: Hard drive with xubuntu swap into new computer

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    Hard drive with xubuntu swap into new computer

    So I have a drive that I pulled from an old pc and threw it into a new pc. Everything seems to function ok except my sound, and network cards.

    I still have the install disks, but there is a wiki site I would hate to lose. Is there a way to update these?

    I'm sorry if this is a double post, I did a search but didn't find much.

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    Re: Hard drive with xubuntu swap into new computer

    Updating individual drivers on a linux system is hard, especially without knowing exactly which ones. You can backup and reinstall, or upgrade to a supported release - no need to loose anything.

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    Re: Hard drive with xubuntu swap into new computer

    I'm on the latest release already.

    Cool thanks!

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    Re: Hard drive with xubuntu swap into new computer

    If you just have driver issues you may be able to just update or re-install the kernel.

    Maybe try in a terminal:

    sudo apt-get update
    sudo apt-get dist-upgrade

    reboot and see if that fixed anything, otherwise do a re-install of the kernel

    sudo apt-get --reinstall install linux-image-`uname -r`

    Those are back-ticks around the uname command

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    Re: Hard drive with xubuntu swap into new computer

    Try deleting pulseaudio's user config files so it generates fresh ones:
    Code:
    rm -r ~/.config/pulse*
    pulseaudio -k
    If that still doesn't work give more info:
    https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Audio/AlsaInfo

    For network give output of:
    Code:
    sudo lshw -c network -sanitize

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