Documents on Migration from XI 2.0 to XI 7.0

HI,
I read in SAP help that we have to first migrate to XI 3.0 from 2.0 and then only we can migrate to XI 7.0. If any one having any documents or experiences on the same can share their knowledge on the same. Any help on this will be highly appreciated.
Regards,
Sudheer

Hi Sudheer,
Please go through the below link to get some helpful information:
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Regards,
Subhasha Ranjan

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Whew! I finally got my new machine working with all my old stuff on it, thanks to baltwo's tip to try reinstalling the OS from scratch, which pointed me in the right direction. The key additional points were (1) to make sure to erase the hard drive first, and (2) do the transfer to Lion, rather than Snow Leopard, because at least in my case, SL's Setup Manager was buggy and always hung forever right when it was about to start transferring. Also for some reason the transfer was much faster in Lion.
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1. On the new mac (which is running SL), if you're turning it on for the first time, create a temporary administrator account that you're going to wipe out shortly. If there's already an administrator account on the new computer, log in as that administrator.
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3. Upgrade the new Mac to Lion. You'll probably do this via the App Store. After Lion has downloaded and installed, your computer will restart.
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7. Having started up from the recovery partition, you now need to run disk utility. If I recall correctly, you do this by pulling down the "Utilities" menu from the top of the screen, and choosing Disk Utility.
8. In Disk Utility, choose "erase," and erase the main partition of your hard drive, which I think will be called "Untitled" or maybe "Macintosh HD." Be sure to highlight "Untitled" or "Macintosh HD" before you go ahead and erase, and don't erase your recovery partition by accident.
9. Now you have a pristine, factory-fresh Mac, running the latest version of Lion, with no user accounts on it. Just go ahead and turn it on, enjoy the music and graphics, and then follow the onscreen instructions for transferring the data over from your old Mac.

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