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Migrating Drives from Windows to Unix server

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I am planning to migrate from a Windows operating System to a Unix based System.

My thought fell to ubuntu server at first but I have not put much thought into which distro to use yet.

Right now, there are 5 * 14.5 TB hdds packed full with important company Data initialized with GPT. Will it be possible to "plug and play" those drives or is it better to back them up, reinitialize /format them in my Unix server and restore the Data from backup? I would like to minimize downtime but it might be the most clean solution.

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Huh? You don't already have backups? That data can't be very important, then! In any case, yes Linux will read your disks.
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