Procedure for migration from 9i Rac to to 11g Rac.

Aim is to upgrade 9i Rac to 11g R1 Rac on Solaris 10.
1) Apply patch on 9i Rac to upgrade it to 11g Rac.
2)Install pre req patches on 9i (Oracle 9.2.0.8)
3) Install 11g Database Binaries. Migrate data of 9i using 11g Software.
Can i use 9i Rman backup to restore and/or recover in 11g? (as recovery is required for a day data).
Please advice me the Best process for the Exercise.
Thanks in advance.
Shekhar

Hi,
4 - Patch clusterware
5 - Create ASM instance
6 - Patch ASM instance
7 - Install DB software
8 - Patch DB software
9 - Run dbca (create DB)
10 - run "crs_stat -t" to check status
you can run cluvfy before or after every step.
11 - migrate old DB to RAC
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