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Yes, you install a new server and use the Transfer Tool.
Thank very helpful but as the thread said Upgrade not Migrate.
I mean, sure, you can break everything. Other people have tried, but, like was said in that thread, "Why risk it - and have to deal with a Frankenstein flaky system afterwards."
Don't. Just take a backup and reinstall 64 bit kernel from the scratch.
I've tried and failed miserably.
If it been running 32bit kernel for years, why not just leave it running on 32bit kernel or is there a specific reason why you what 64bit kernel on it.
Yes if I remember correctly cPanel is dropping support for 32 bit systems.
Yes, your correct copyed off cpanel documentation
As of cPanel & WHM version 58, you cannot install or update cPanel & WHM on CentOS 5, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5, CloudLinux 5. You also cannot install or update cPanel & WHM on 32-bit operating systems.