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this post was submitted on 11 Mar 2024
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Copy them to an external drive or another computer, copy them back after.
Chances are you're gonna wanna wipe the partition table on your switch over so I'd just copy them out then back in. No point over complicating things.
Yea, I was gonna say, have ya not heard of backups ? but this is better.
Just to add: some folders' files might need modifications in the new system, e.g. .config/