I accidently used my old unraid boot usb to update the bios and now I have a licensing issue even after removing the usb and rebooting. I use internal boot and it states that I have "multiple license keys present". I need some help!

Install only the correct license. Also note that the license is never tied to the internal boot device/pool, it's either tied to a flash drive or TPM. When using a flash drive for licensing only, it should be formatted FAT32 and must be labeled Unraid. It doesn't need any file there.

4 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

Install only the correct license. Also note that the license is never tied to the internal boot device/pool, it's either tied to a flash drive or TPM. When using a flash drive for licensing only, it should be formatted FAT32 and must be labeled Unraid. It doesn't need any file there.

Thank you for thee quick response.

I do not want to use the usb at all.

7 minutes ago, Xandarr said:

I do not want to use the usb at all.

You have to use USB or TPM, please post the diagnostics.

52 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

You have to use USB or TPM, please post the diagnostics.

Now all I get is "invalid signature boot detected" and it wont boot at all

Are you trying to use USB or TPM for license?

4 minutes ago, trurl said:

Are you trying to use USB or TPM for license?

TPM

That error usually means Secure Boot is enabled in the BIOS. The BIOS update may have enabled it again.

Enter the BIOS/UEFI settings and disable Secure Boot, save the changes, then reboot. Keep TPM enabled.

Also make sure your internal Unraid boot device is first in the boot order.

20 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

That error usually means Secure Boot is enabled in the BIOS. The BIOS update may have enabled it again.

Enter the BIOS/UEFI settings and disable Secure Boot, save the changes, then reboot. Keep TPM enabled.

Also make sure your internal Unraid boot device is first in the boot order.

I have done that and still get the same message. I can't wait to fix this and smash that flash drive with a hammer.

I thought you were booting from an internal boot pool?

6 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

I thought you were booting from an internal boot pool?

I am. A single sata ssd.

Secure boot - off. Intel Platform Trust Technology - on. TPM 2.0 on

So why are you mentioning signing the flash drive? If the SSD is not booting, you can boot once more from a flash drive and manually import the setting from the zfs boot pool, assuming it's still working. This requires using the CLI, but I can post the steps if needed, I'm just not sure if I understand the current problem correctly.

3 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

So why are you mentioning signing the flash drive? If the SSD is not booting, you can boot once more from a flash drive and manually import the setting from the zfs boot pool, assuming it's still working. This requires using the CLI, but I can post the steps if needed, I'm just not sure if I understand the current problem correctly.

I had this usb flash drive as my unraid boot device. Then with the opportunity to change to internal boot I did and all was good. I then saw that there was a bios update. So, I grabbed a usb flash drive and loaded the bios and updated it. Unraid boot and said there where multiple licenses. The flash drive I used was my old boot drive. Screwing all of this up

1 hour ago, JorgeB said:

So why are you mentioning signing the flash drive? If the SSD is not booting, you can boot once more from a flash drive and manually import the setting from the zfs boot pool, assuming it's still working. This requires using the CLI, but I can post the steps if needed, I'm just not sure if I understand the current problem correctly.

This happened to be in the bios update "Update Secure Boot Key (2023 KEK/DB/PK)" Could this be the issue?

13 minutes ago, Xandarr said:

This happened to be in the bios update "Update Secure Boot Key (2023 KEK/DB/PK)" Could this be the issue?

IT WAS! Downgraded bios and it boots again. I still have the multiple license issue but I have a support ticket for that