Can't migrate from iBook

I just bought my new intel based 24" iMac and i can't get the migration assistant to work betwen my 1.4Ghz Power PC G4 iBook an this new one. It seems like the computers can't understand each other. I've done this procedure a dozen times before with other computers and there's never been a problem. I conect the fire wire, restart the old iBook pressing the T key, the screen with the firewire simbol appears..... but the iMac never detects it. Please Help!!

If you have an external FireWire drive, try using it as a bridge between your old and your new Macs. That's the only way I can get my iMac to recognize my Power Mac G4.
-Raghu

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