Moving WSS2.0 to V2.0 on Standard Server

hi together,
I have an unstable SBS 2003 Server containing WSS2.0 (companyweb). So before Migration to WSS3.0/2010 I tried to move it to a fresh installed Windows Server 2003 having SharePoint Services 2.0 installed.
Both WSS 2.0 SP3 (Build 6.0.2.8165).
On the source Server I did: stsadm -o backup (successfull)
But when trying top restore on Destination Server an error occured: stsadm -o restore:
Your backup is from a different version of Microsoft SharePoint Foundation and cannot be restored to a server running the current Version.
Ideas. If not I Need to got to 3.0 directly.
Greetings/Grüße Gernot

Hi Teo,
can you send the export (from APEX 4.0) of your primary app and translated app to [email protected] with a reference to this thread so that we can have a more detailed look what is going wrong.
If i 'seed' and then 'publish' the application from the globalization menu then the second language doesn't work at all (it keeps showing the primary language when selecting the translated application).When you did the 'seed', did you also apply the XLIFF file after that? Because otherwise you will not get the translations into your new development system, because they are not part of the application export (in 4.1 there is a new "Export Translations" option to actually include them into the export of the primary app).
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