Oracle Discoverer 4.1 to Oracle Discoverer11g EUL migration steps

Hi
WE SUCCESSFULLY upgraded Discoverer 3.1 to 4.1 EUL against Oracle 8i DB.
Also exported all EUL4 objects and imported the same to 11gr2 Db.
But when we try to upgrade from Oracle BI 11g Discoverer Admin by connecting against the imported EUL4 schema in 11g
DB we get the default message that 3.1 has to be upgraded to 4.1 using Discoverer 4i and then use this release to upgrade 4i EUL.
Not sure what I am doing wrong here when the 3.1 to 4.1 is already completed and 4.1 EUL also already imported in 11g database.
Am I missing any step here.
Kindly advise on this issue.
Thanks
Nirmal.

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