OB 6.5 migration to SQL Server 2005

Need to move BO 6.5 to SQL Server 2005.
Need to know what we are up against.
What steps do we need to take?
Thanks for any information & direction in advance.

We never were able to load 653 on a MS_SQL 2005.
The repository creation was fine, but it failed everytime we try to log into Full Client tools (Designer and BO), so we stop trying!
One idea is to migrate your BO 65x deployment to XiR3.1
Other idea is to keep under MS-SQL 2005 one Ms-SQL2000 instance for the BO653 repository.
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