Switching from orangepi supervised to raspi 3b+ HAOS?

[pseudo hearth]

Is this possible? I imagine a lot of things might get broken.

Context: I was tearing my hair out recently due my z2m completely shitting the bed (it was due to this obvious and easily fixable issue: https://github.com/Koenkk/zigbee2mqtt/discussions/24364) and in my frustration I knee jerk ordered a raspi to run HAOS in case that would simplify things and make my life easier in the future. Ultimately I was able to fix it and my server is back to full functionality, but I still have a new raspi on the way. Is it possible to migrate from HA supervised (debian bookworkworm running on orangepi zero 3) to HAOS on the raspi? My setup is still relatively in the early stages so starting from scratch wouldn't be that horrendous... esp because I could keep the opi open to help with manually copying stuff lmao

[narrow sapphire]

Yes but I would not have recommended a pi: https://gist.github.com/Impact123/6ee130240bdc6a7fed2d5224616544a0

[pseudo hearth]

if I had a windows SFF pc (I do have an optiplex 7050 at minimum) that can run HAOS natively?

I thought the only devices that can run HAOS are raspi and odroid and the official hardware

[narrow sapphire]

Yes it can run bare metal on x86. I like to recommend virtualization for x86 machines though and running HAOS as a VM.

[pseudo hearth]

that seems like extra layers of complication that I'm trying to avoid.