Woa, hit the breaks on the rebuild.
I’m old and my memory is going, but I know I’ve had this before …
I think I had to figure out how to -
I know this seems like it should be block level and that shouldn’t matter, and I could be remembering wrong - but I really think I went down that path and it ended up being the solution.
Great to hear it is a good drop-in replacement
DB compatibility breaks at a point though (7.x maybe? Going off fuzzy memory) … so if you’re migrating from that version it’s a little less “drop in” and more "oh shoot, this method doesn’t work either?!? :'( "
Very happy after the ‘migration’ though!
I said this to my father in 98/99ish when we were already updating to four digits anyway and he told me I was crazy.
We’ll see who has the last laugh.
Not in my books, but to each their own.
Add repos as needed (Docker, Hashicorp, helm, kubernetes, etc.), build from source for everything else.
I’ve been very happy with my Monoprice “Blackbird 4K DisplayPort 1.4 USB 3.0 4x1 KVM Switch, 4K@60Hz, HDR, YCbCr 4:4:4, HDCP 2.2”. I run an ultrawide at 3840x1600 @ 144 Hz, or HDR at 120 Hz, G-Sync both, and it works wonderfully. It took some effort to get all the required devices using the same connections - went through quite a few “USB-C to DP” cables from Amazon that had to be returned because they couldn’t do the high refresh like they claimed … but once I got everything set up, it’s worked like a dream, 3+ years and counting now I think.
This is literally the point of a homelab. I mean not so much the hardware stuff, that sucks, but hell yeah, breaking shit is how you learn! You do not learn JACK following a tutorial to the letter and everything going perfectly.
If you refuse to try hard enough, anything can be “not compatible” with anything.
Proton, but I’ve been questioning that of late :-/