LuffyI encountered a new situation. I followed the guideline — replaced the Unraider file first, then performed the upgrade from the Web UI. However, when I started Unraid for the first time after the upgrade, it showed a “Missing license key” error. I tried shutting it down and re-copying the “unraider” file again, and that fixed the issue. Thanks for your help!
EstebanSorry for duplicate.
Tried to CP the 7.2 files except /config, same problem...
https://i.imgur.com/TCnNSun.png
EstebanThanks, I could roll back to 7.1.4.
As i'm using Lincstation N1, it's a micro USB key inside an NVMe storage. Maybe it's related to Delyfeel comment?
cowboypeHow can I upgrade in running system? Tell us step-by-step pls. thx
HopoLBased on your situation, after rolling back to 7.1.4, try deleting everything on your USB drive except the config folder. Then, take all files from the unRAIDServer-7.2.0-x86_64.zip except the config folder and copy them over to the USB. If that doesn't work, you can try switching to a different USB boot drive—just make sure your config backup is safe, then replace the UNRAID_GUID. Hope this helps!
EstebanHello and thank you for this patch I've used twice.
I've just tried to patch and upgrade from 7.1.4 to 7.2.0 but it failed, got a message my key was blacklisted, had to use my backup to roll back.
I don't understand what I missed, would you please help me a bit?
UNRAID is still running 7.1.4
I got your patch extracted, renamed unraider-7.2.0 to unraider and drop it to my USB FlashDrive /config
Upgrade UNRAID to 7.2.0
Reboot
And I got blacklisted.
I didn't modify my go file, is that the problem?
UNRAID_GUID = the GUID related to http://ip:port/Main/Flash?name=flash
#!/bin/bash
export UNRAID_GUID=xxxxx
export UNRAID_NAME=HomeBox
export UNRAID_DATE=1654646400
export UNRAID_VERSION=Pro
/lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 /boot/config/unraider
# Start the Management Utility
/usr/local/sbin/emhttp
# Start the LincStation N1 LED Service
cp -r /boot/config/led/ /usr/local/sbin/led/
chmod 777 /usr/local/sbin/led/go_8130_led_linux
nohup /usr/local/sbin/led/go_8130_led_linux >/dev/null 2>&1 &
Hope anyone could help me understand.
Toan4thIt works, thanks dude. Had to use a 2nd USB just in case but it works either way! Love you dude (no homo)