Instead to email, may be you want to consider creating private Github repo.
I’m not sure, but there should be a way to backup and restore your database. May be you want to try to find on internet on how to backup and restore your psql database. Make sure you test it on your current installation and its works, before performing new Fedora Linux installation.
Hey Rizal,
I appreciate the advice, i am a little nervous doing this all. I need to set aside time for this process. STEP !: backup files to a private github repository.
STEP 2: Wipe my USB and download fedora 36.
STEP 3: Figure out what to do with psql
STEP 4: Reinstall fedora to nvme
STEP 5: After install i need to move home folder to hard drive
Is it possible to do this without a re install, can i just move my os to NVME and home to hard drive? and separate the memory.
Thank you,
Luca
It’s possible but unfortunately I’m completely not familiar with disk encryption.
Btw, may be it would better if you just uses your current setup and focus on your projects. By the times, it also make you familiar with GNU/Linux OS especially with Fedora Linux. If someday you already comfortable with your OS and gain the confidence, you could start reconfigure your system again.