iPhoto Photos Upgrade stuck on library update

iPhoto:9.6.1

OS: El Capitan 10.11.2

Don't know what I'm doing wrong.  I opened to upgrade of the Photo.  He started the upgrade and stops at 6% and sits there for hours.  I have let it run at least 14 hours.  I have even increased my ram in my iMac to 16 GB, where he had run out of memory.  I tried a few times. I'm afraid that if I try any more as I am crazy.

For any help or suggestions would be great.

Try to back up your iPhoto library and then launches iPhoto 9.6.1 while now pressed the keys command and option - fix permissions and then rebuild the database - and read even though these suggestions - Notes on the migration of an iPhoto for iPhoto to Photos for Mac library

Then drag the iPHoto library to rebuild the Photos icon in the Dock to migrate Photos - things have to get better

LN

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