I have a question for the linux guys....
I installed CentOS on a computer with a Z87 intel chipset. Can I take that hard drive and plug it into an AMD motherboard and expect it to work? Am I better off reinstalling from scratch? Is there a third way to do this?
I've heard it will work, but figured I'd run it past the people here.
well if you only have the linux hdd hooked up and keep the older os disconnected it should work.
my simplemining sticks and m2 ssd's work on every single intel board gens 4,5,6,7 they are linux.
@ citronick
how did you install your pandaminer os
I made a macrium reflect usb 3.0 on a windows 10 pc
it boots but I can not seem to get the pandaminer os onto it.
any help is welcome. I have a file from him on a down load LDWosPhilip.rar I do not seem to be able to image it or open it to get it on the stick I made with macrium
after you create the macrium USB.
unrar the LDWosPhilip.rar into the USB (you can unrar the file into the root of the USB)
The rar file once unrar-ed is actually a 1GB partition file (that you will need to restore later)
Once you get the Panda boot up from USB Macrium.... at the windows lite system... select restore partition from macrium menu (in normal case this would be a backup windows system you created together with the macrium usb)
... so instead of restoring a windows 10 backup, you select the 1gb file you unrar-ed previously.
That will restore a linux system into the internal msata target.... once done... take out USB and reboot.
Eliovp's Linux will startup and ask if the system is a Pandaminer, select yes...
Then it will flash the 480m roms into Eliovp's highly sought after custom rom -- all done one-by-one automatically for each GPU.
Once done, reboot from Eliovp's linux menu .. and thats it.
Eliovp's system is a bit different from Tytanick, so you need to explore the many features like grouping, OC settings etc.
