Logic Pro Upgrade from Logic Express 8 + Lion. Please help

I have bought a new mac with lion operating system after my previous mac was damaged beyond repair, however i am running a logic pro 9 upgrade from logic express 8. I have been told that logic 8 doesnt work on lion, but i need to install it before i can install my upgrade to logic 9. Can someone help??

I believe you just need the serial and not necassirly the installation of 8 on your system.

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Repair the Hard Drive and Permissions
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