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Another Debian unstable user. It's hard to remember the exact installation date, but I have a `/var/log/firewalld.1` from Aug 25 2002. So, 20 years soon! And it

Another Debian unstable user. It's hard to remember the exact installation date, but I have a `/var/log/firewalld.1` from Aug 25 2002. So, 20 years soon! And it has been migrated from 32-bit to 64-bit.

pabs3 4y ago
If you used d-i to install, it would have left logs in /var/log/installer/ Also, the installation-birthday package can figure out your installation's birthday.
- vbernat 4y ago
  No /var/log/installer (maybe it was not the case for Woody?) and installation-birthday says 2006 but this is the date of the cross-upgrade to amd64 (using debootstrap).
  - pabs3 4y ago
    Maybe the filesystem or LVM/RAID creation date would give a better birthday. Also, these days one can cross-grade between architectures without using debootstrap, just apt. https://wiki.debian.org/CrossGrading https://wiki.debian.org/CrossGrading
    - vbernat 4y ago
      Unfortunately, I migrated to LVM later (I think 2006 too), through a new disk (I suppose with tar | tar). At the time, amd64 was just a port.