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## Import a Migration File
As mentioned above you can export a Migration File from your RaspiBlitz with MAINMENU > REPAIR > MIGRATION and store it on your laptop.
As mentioned above you can export a Migration File from your RaspiBlitz with `MAINMENU > REPAIR > MIGRATION` and store it on your laptop.
A Migration file contains all the important data from your RaspiBlitz, like your LND data, Bitcoin Wallet, raspiblitz.config, Tor/SSH keys .. and also installed apps. You can use this to migrate your RaspiBlitz to new hardware.
If you want to import it again to a new RaspiBlitz (for example with an updated HDD/SSD), you can choose the `MIGRATION` option on the first setup dialog of a fresh sd card image.
If you want to import it again to a new RaspiBlitz (for example with an updated HDD/SSD), you can choose the `FROMBACKUP` option on the first setup dialog of a fresh sd card image.
![SSH0](pictures/ssh0-welcome2.png)
If you start MIGRATION you will need to format your HDD/SSD in the next step.
If you start MIGRATION you might get asked to use a existing blockchain on the harddrive/ssd and deleting the rest or even formatting the complete drive. Once thats done you get instructions how to upload the migration file (use the password `raspiblitz` when asked on executing the upload command):
![MIGRATION1](pictures/migration1.png)
Normally you choose here the EXT4 format. But you also have the option to choose the BTRFS format which is an experimental feature under RaspiBlitz - see [FAQ for details on BTRFS](FAQ.md#why-use-btrfs-on-raspiblitz).
Then you will be asked to upload the Migration Zip file to the RaspiBlitz. Follow the instructions shown to you.
Then you need to get a copy of the blockchain data again for your RaspiBlitz.
![MIGRATION2](pictures/migration2.png)
You have the two options: [SYNC](README.md#1-sync---selfvalidate-all-blocks) and [COPY](README.md#2-copy---copy-from-laptop-or-another-raspiblitz-over-local-network), as mentioned in the normal setup.
RaspiBlitz will reboot and start the normal recovery process to install all the services defined by the raspiblitz.config from your Migration File.
After this you will be asked to set a new PasswordA and your RaspiBlitz will go into recovery/provision process Then RaspiBlitz might give you the option again to self-sync or copy the blockchain from another computer/blitz and after a final reboot.
Then the blockchain needs to sync up and you should be back to normal.

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sudo sed -i "s/^lightning=.*/lightning=${lightning}/g" ${infoFile}
cat ${infoFile} >> ${logFile}
# if migrationFile was uploaded - now import it
echo "# migrationFile(${migrationFile})" >> ${logFile}
if [ "${migrationFile}" != "" ]; then
sed -i "s/^message=.*/message='Unpacking Migration Data'/g" ${infoFile}
/home/admin/config.scripts/blitz.migration.sh import "${migrationFile}" >> ${logFile}
fi
###################################
# Set Password A (in all cases)

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