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java -jar fcrepo-webapp-6.0.0-SNAPSHOT-jetty-console.jar -Dfcrepo.home=my-fcrepo-6 |
The Fedora 4
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→ 6 Migration Path
Overview
Migrating from Fedora 4 → 6 is slightly more complicated than the 3→ 6 path. In a nutshell , you'll need to do the following:
- Export your Fedora 4.7.5 repository to disk using the Fedora Import Export Tool (v0.3.0)
- Upgrade your Fedora 4.7.5 export to a Fedora 5.1.1 export using the latest release of Fedora Upgrade Utility
- Upgrade the Fedora 5.1.1 export to Fedora 6 compliant OCFL using the same utility except this time using the output of the previous step as the input for this task and adjusting the source and target parameters accordingly.
- Start up your Fedora pointing to the newly created OCFL in the previous step.
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- Export your Fedora 5.1.1 repository to disk using theFedora Import Export Tool (v1.0.0)
- Upgrade the Fedora 5.1.1 export to Fedora 6 compliant OCFL using the latest release of the Fedora Upgrade Utility
- Start up your Fedora pointing to the newly created OCFL in the previous step.
Below you'll find sample recipes for both migration paths.
A Sample Migration From 4→6
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java -jar fcrepo-webapp-6.0.0-SNAPSHOT-jetty-console.jar -Dfcrepo.home=my-fcrepo-6 |
The Fedora 4 → 5 → 6 Migration Path
For migrating from Fedora 5.1.1 you'll follow a similar process however note that you'll use a different version of the import export tool to export your F5 repository and you'll perform only one upgrade. In other words, here are the steps:
- Export your Fedora 5.1.1 repository to disk using theFedora Import Export Tool (v1.0.0)
- Upgrade the Fedora 5.1.1 export to Fedora 6 compliant OCFL using the latest release of the Fedora Upgrade Utility
- Start up your Fedora pointing to the newly created OCFL in the previous step.
Below you'll find sample recipes for both migration paths.
A Sample Migration From 5→6
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