I found that the database I was primarily interested in only had a MyISAM table (.myd and .myi file), nothing in InnoDB. So I first copied over that database directory to my other MySQL instance and restarted it. MySQL Workbench hang a bit when expanding its tree, so I dropped the database, recreated it and then copied the table in and restarted. Works fine now. I have restored the database in this way on the new server machine and the application works again. :-)
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