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Background:



  • want to move from 32-bit to 64-bit environment (taking advantage of >4GB RAM)

  • bought new HDD and installed new OS

  • mounted old HDD as a secondary device


Question:



  • How can I determine all services I had installed and running on the old system?


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You can use the chroot command on your partition on which you had old OS. Once you're done with chroot, do anything you want like you are using your old OS again.
you can see list of installed packages or you can see the content of /etc/init.d to see list of services.



To do chroot you can can see up to 6th step in http://alok.fossguru.in/content/rescuing-system-chroot


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