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Best path for upgrading from unRAID Server Basic version: 5.0.3

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I want to upgrade from version 5.0.3

I am running 2 data, 1 parity disk on a HP Proliant MicroServer

What is the recommended path forward?

Do I purchase a Starter license and go from there?

Solved by itimpi

If you already have a license from back then, it is a legacy lifetime license and will still work since you don't have many drives.

Look on your flash drive for your .key file. These days it is in the config folder but it might have been at the top level back then.

Make a copy of your .key file, make note of your drive assignments. Put a new install of Unraid on your flash drive, put your .key file in the config folder.

Assign your disks. You will have to convert your data disks from ReiserFS to XFS since ReiserFS is being removed from linux. That means you will have to copy your data somewhere and reformat each disk.

If you want to use new larger disks, you could just assign them from the beginning, and use Unassigned Devices plugin to copy your old disks to them.

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6 hours ago, srinatarajan said:

I am running 2 data, 1 parity disk

Probably using a basic license, and before 6.0 those were free up to 3 devices, so if that is the case, you will need to purchase a starter.

Note that licenses won't work with 5.x, so you will need to upgrade at the same time.

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6 hours ago, trurl said:

If you already have a license from back then, it is a legacy lifetime license and will still work since you don't have many drives

In Unraid v5 if I remember correctly (it was along time ago😀) the Basic licence was a free one allowing up to 3 devices (as opposed to the v6 Basic licence which was paid for and allowed up to 6)? You need a paid-for licence from an old release to avoid having to buy a new one.

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If you already have a license from back then, it is a legacy lifetime license and will still work since you don't have many drives.

Look on your flash drive for your .key file. These days it is in the config folder but it might have been at the top level back then.

Make a copy of your .key file, make note of your drive assignments. Put a new install of Unraid on your flash drive, put your .key file in the config folder.

Assign your disks. You will have to convert your data disks from ReiserFS to XFS since ReiserFS is being removed from linux. That means you will have to copy your data somewhere and reformat each disk.

Couldn't find a .key file on my flash drive. I must have the basic free version. I will purchase a new license and go from there.

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Probably using a basic license, and before 6.0 those were free up to 3 devices, so if that is the case, you will need to purchase a starter.

Note that licenses won't work with 5.x, so you will need to upgrade at the same time.

I couldn't find a .key file on my flash drive. I will purchase a license and try to upgrade, thanks!

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