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If you're currently using Flexinode and are worried to be terribly stuck with your Drupal website (since Flexinode is on the way out), fear no more. For now (well, it's been there since January 2007) there is the great Flexiconvert module by starbow. Over at www.indymedia.be, we used Flexinode for two years and ended up with 8000+ Flexi-nodes. Once Drupal 5 came out, I started to dream about upgrading, and moving to CCK at the same time. Other projects kept me from testing it thoroughly for a long time, but a few weeks ago I got to it: I'm very happy to be able to say that we're now running Drupal 5 and replaced Flexinode with CCK.
Even though the process is well described (upgrade to Drupal 5 here; how to use the Flexiconvert module here), I thought it might be useful to describe step-by-step how I did it. If you have further questions about the procedure we followed, or would have done things differently, please comment. All feedback is welcomed.
http://drupal.org/Troubleshooting-FAQ
is looking a bit messy. I've just started to rename a few of the error message to better reflect the actual string that folk may be looking for, and group them in the list.
I just thought I'd confer before I got a bit more drastic...