Trouble flashing drive

[Chaos6616]

Hello, I am trying to use makemkv with a LG BU40N

I have installed makemkv on fedora linux, and all appears well. The trial key is currently outdated, and the order page is dead, so Im using faketime to get around the registration check. I've added my user to cdrom, and am using waypipe as the mediaserver has no displays.

Running makemkv (with: faketime 'last fortnight' makemkv) my drive appears to be a typical OEM drive

makemkv gui information

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However, attempting to dump the drive's firmware just hangs forever (well, atleast several hours):

sdftool hang

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I cant figure out what Im doing wrong

[dcoke22]

https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=38766

Try using an older version of MakeMKV.

[Chaos6616]

Im now using 1.17.6. I think I've flashed the drive properly, but I cant do any rips.

I dumped the firmware before starting, and I dont think my drive was encrypted, the firmware is dump_user_HL-DT-ST_BD-RE_BU40N_FR07_211801221536_808HS003853.tar, and didnt appear on the list

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mike@usdt:~$ sdftool -f Downloads/makeMKV/sdf.bin -v -d/dev/sr0 rawflash main -i Downloads/makeMKV/The\ all\ you\ need\ firmware\ pack/LG\ slim\ BU40N/HL-DT-ST-BD-RE_BU40N-1.03-NM00000-211810241934.bin 
Loaded SDF.bin version 0x98

Reading input file Downloads/makeMKV/The all you need firmware pack/LG slim BU40N/HL-DT-ST-BD-RE_BU40N-1.03-NM00000-211810241934.bin
Flashing flags = 0x0 : 0 0 0 0 : ---- ---- ---- ----
Current Drive ID: HL-DT-ST_BD-RE_BU40N_1.03_211810241934_808HS003853
Ready to write drive flash memory.
Type "yes" to continue, "no" to abort
yes
Operation started: Sending flash image to drive
 100% Operation finished                                
Operation started: Programming flash
 100% Operation finished                                
Done successfully

Command produced 0 file(s)

mike@usdt:~$ sdftool -f Downloads/makeMKV/sdf.bin -v -d/dev/sr0 --info
Loaded SDF.bin version 0x98
SDF.bin version: 0x0098

Drive Tool SDF present

Drive Specific SDF present

[Drive Specific SDF] Embedded Info Strings:
8000:LibreDrive Information

8013:Status
8105:Enabled

8001:Drive platform
:MT1959

8002:Firmware type
8107:Patched (microcode access re-enabled)

8003:Firmware version
:1.03

8005:DVD all regions
8100:Yes

8006:BD raw data read
8100:Yes

8007:BD raw metadata read
8100:Yes

8009:Unrestricted read speed
8100:Yes


[Drive Specific SDF] Embedded Status Message:
8099:Using LibreDrive mode (v%1 id=%2)
:06.3
:866A98CB9C4E


Identification SDF present

[Identification SDF] Embedded Info Strings:
8000:LibreDrive Information

8013:Status
8102:Possible, not yet enabled

8001:Drive platform
:MT1959


[Identification SDF] Drive autodetect string:
mtk:19:59:BU5 :HL-DT-ST:BD-RE BU40N     1.03:NM00000:-

but when I try to rip anything, it tells me that the disk is using a newer version of AACS, even though the disk in question is Cars2 from 2011 (the oldest disk I could find, lol). So, I tried to setup the public KEYDB.cfg as decribed here, I still get a link to report the AACS version, but instead of the tgz there are a lot of errors like "The source file '/BDMV/STREAM/01019.m2ts' is corrupt or invalid at offset 282624, attempting to work around" and eventually "Too many AV synchronization issues in file '/BDMV/STREAM/01019.m2ts' (title #-) , future messages will be printed only to log file" and hangs.

[dcoke22]

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The source file '/BDMV/STREAM/01019.m2ts' is corrupt or invalid at offset 282624, attempting to work around

Messages like that ^ indicate that the drive is having trouble reading the disc correctly. The standard advice is to clean the disc and try again.

[Chaos6616]

Bummer, I tried cleaning the lens and the disks, but that didnt seem to have an effect. I also bought some new blurays, and get the same messages.
The estimated time remaining just keeps increasing in the GUI, lol

Is it safe to assume the drive is just defective then?

[NeuroDawg]

After flashing you drive with the old version of makemkv, did you go back to the newest version? That should fix the AACS issue of the version on disc being newer than in makemkv. Can't guarantee it will fix the other issue of invalid or corrupt m2ts file, though.

[Chaos6616]

Ok, so Ive made some amounts of progress, maybe.
I started with just trying windows, and got the same invalid offset errors. Assumed hardware failure, and bought a new drive (also bu40n). I tried the windows GUI firmware flasher instead of linux/makemkv1.17.6 and now both drives rip disks under windows as expected. Reboot back into linux, installed makemkv 1.18.1 over 1.17.6, deleted KEYDB.cfg, and attempted to open disk. All disks now 'use newer AACS please let us know...'

So at this point I was pretty sure I had majorly eff'd my linux install. Reinstalled and tried 1.18.1 again. Here's the log (I successfully ripped this disk under windows):

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Debug log started at Sat Jul 26 08:05:39 2025 , written by MakeMKV v1.18.1 linux(x64-release)
001005:0000 MakeMKV v1.18.1 linux(x64-release) started
001004:0000 Debug logging enabled, log will be saved as file:///home/mike/MakeMKV_log.txt
Using 262272KB for read cache.
Network access is ENABLED, CURL version 8.9.1/OpenSSL/3.2.2/1.64.0 (x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu) , proxy server not set.
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 0 at *s,+4m-r">yFd&'k/Y<sa&:29393631
SDF  v098: HL-DT-ST_BD-RE_BU40N_1.03_211810241934_MO2P41E5309
SDF  v098: HL-DT-ST_BD-RE_BU40N_1.03_211810241934_MO2P41E5309
SDF  v098: HL-DT-ST_BD-RE_BU40N_1.03_211810241934_MO2P41E5309
001011:0000 Using LibreDrive mode (v06.3 id=866A98CB9C4E)
003007:0000 Using direct disc access mode
005085:0000 Loaded content hash table, will verify integrity of M2TS files.
DEBUG: Code 2147483648 at r|8baid!Jk-d4WdN:121265499
003310:0000 This disc uses newer version of AACS protection. Please let us know about it by visiting http://www.makemkv.com/a/?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
003332:0000 Saved AACS dump file as file:///home/mike/.MakeMKV/MKB_v28_Blade_D522.tgz
003303:0000 The volume key is unknown for this disc - video can't be decrypted
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 0 at !_"3Fn0b[mhvtTs$:213132721
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 0 at !_"3Fn0b[mhvtTs$:213131341
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at BsrvcDJt1oA3/pik9rGSJDSn:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at 1qw78zi/PGBmC2xRNUVBc+4T:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at FJhj/Wz/3KGSEE3WZo9JBHhn:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at dAVyr1HpTVtBH2+fFiCkMCXs:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at 9lmw8p5yYvt1sWclMvtPhGgr:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at hX+za1O5NV7hFjRlTeJjBdbG:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at JOdaNAEQPZTPLbniJuwE3yX3:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at iVMBTvoUC9GF6uJ2thn9/HNH:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at JifM6lN/qXrP9CrTTeclgXVY:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at 3hlLytPvvQaP5OTvNwyjEg32:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at HKsmmTozy3VgWeT685NfliaY:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at P5nqPDfGtKCX+5eAaYnQEQhf:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at 3kZ00LSjB/GgX2Ea6R5axGrl:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at CTXOfMYq3gFN7hgshKOVTs8f:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at bwNGle2vZuK/DCY8TnfsFYKs:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at 0KESOJPkmpNgYDC3z7jywkNF:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at 3/FOmdRIVouXN6CmU6boJQu5:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at R+88sbU5fPLbjMadrqwUZ/LW:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at wVcqgd2mtN751yCQXLpSKBzx:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at JkLacd7eYkNEVe5Tz5mrS/ic:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at nBvmQPro7r9IvPQf5u42T2bz:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at XQTYeEP9d4jRSHYqJ9vkHx75:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at Gmpj0/88EqbsXvjaBye0ZuVW:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at +Lh1IaAl5PQ/F2l1O34N71id:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at azSF5k1OQE9O4wxVQornoyZ6:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at /noUYPqU/gJZkWyA8fBSVATu:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at QTpBK9Zo4fmR3Zn5v+xnJ5dS:0
001003:0020 DEBUG: Code 233 at W7faI9njWQnIW+PCzOXWR4JU:0
005010:0000 Failed to open disc
Application exited at Sat Jul 26 08:09:21 2025

Adding the KEYDB.cfg still gives 'm2ts is corrupt or invalid' errors while trying to open the disk (and isnt even necessary for any of my disks on windows)
Didnt mess with firmwares or anything, and booting back into windows2go and can rip the disk without issues. Im now using almalinux10, but that shouldnt really matter tho.

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Drive Information
OS device name: /dev/sr0
Current profile: BD-ROM
Manufacturer: HL-DT-ST
Product: BD-RE BU40N
Revision: 1.03
Serial number: MO2P41E5309
Firmware date: 2118-10-24 19:34
Bus encryption flags: 17
Highest AACS version: 81

LibreDrive Information
Status: Enabled
Drive platform: MT1959
Firmware type: Patched (microcode access re-enabled)
Firmware version: 1.03
DVD all regions: Yes
BD raw data read: Yes
BD raw metadata read: Yes
Unrestricted read speed: Yes

Disc Information
Label: BLADE
Timestamp: 2012-07-19 17:40:40
Protection: AACS v28
Data capacity: 38.14 Gb
Disc type: BD-ROM
Number of layers: 2
Channel bit length: 74,5 nm (25.0 GB max. per layer)

Another thing Ive noticed: In linux the drive doesnt respond to the eject button with a disk inserted. Im pretty sure the drive isnt mounted, ejects immedeatly with `eject /dev/sr0`, and the button behaves normally in windows. I dont know if this is relevant/means anything.
Also the windows application is 32bit, should my linux build be 32 bit?

[dcoke22]

For linux for the BU40N, try flashing the drive down to 1.00 firmware.

https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=154090#p154090

https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=169902#p169902

[Chaos6616]

I flashed DE_LG_BU40N_1.00.bin with the GUI flasher on windows

Symptoms very similar to this post, it seems to take longer to get up to 6.0X while ripping under windows. However, linux rips never work, always end with 'volume key is unknown'. The drive's eject button does seem to be working now.

Here's the drive info:

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Drive Information
OS device name: /dev/sr0
Current profile: BD-ROM
Manufacturer: HL-DT-ST
Product: BD-RE BU40N
Revision: 1.00
Serial number: MO2P41E5309
Firmware date: 2116-12-20 15:28
Bus encryption flags: 17
Highest AACS version: 28

LibreDrive Information
Status: Enabled
Drive platform: MT1959
Firmware type: Original (unpatched)
Firmware version: 1.00
DVD all regions: Yes
BD raw data read: Yes
BD raw metadata read: Yes
Unrestricted read speed: Yes

Disc Information
Label: BLADE
Timestamp: 2012-07-19 17:40:40
Protection: AACS v28
Data capacity: 38.14 Gb
Disc type: BD-ROM
Number of layers: 2
Channel bit length: 74,5 nm (25.0 GB max. per layer)

And the log trying to open that bluray on linux

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MakeMKV v1.18.1 linux(x64-release) started
Debug logging enabled, log will be saved as /home/mike/MakeMKV_log.txt
Downloading latest SDF to /home/mike/.MakeMKV ...
Using LibreDrive mode (v06.3 id=64754CF46FCA)
Using direct disc access mode
Loaded content hash table, will verify integrity of M2TS files.
This disc uses newer version of AACS protection. Please let us know about it by visiting http://www.makemkv.com/a/?OoVtdflqFQaGzt...
Downloading latest HK to /home/mike/.MakeMKV ...
Saved AACS dump file as /home/mike/.MakeMKV/MKB_v28_Blade_D522.tgz
The volume key is unknown for this disc - video can't be decrypted
DEBUG: Code 0 at !_"3Fn0b[mhvtTs$:213132721
DEBUG: Code 0 at !_"3Fn0b[mhvtTs$:213131341
DEBUG: Code 233 at sVvJ3q8eKnYdWFe4v/RdJB5F:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at Z7SiUAb8OMJmPpgHQRlagmFI:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at 5AqyTnoI5jB2p5F8Ra4JeZ4C:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at D8sow5eTR2v3UpU+r7y8d5hY:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at 3pVUKDfacnkKX2Zs8Ni6IulP:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at vcRJjzWqRUiUFG4GDgSFv4hu:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at Oo1+mHSPNv///WQnyMlSFk4C:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at vUJdmGOTXi1+XyhWmTHQa97R:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at Mu2DFFD7AHXdzIooL6eNVWIW:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at gTgiPFXx3BDhWA+0neBDZtTJ:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at Ewnn6VjFhnQLKFvF7mxsRUvM:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at Un6Ns5KTd7o2eEiT3FDzyMDt:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at /DD4RYltczrQAuY3Yaix9nVd:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at EWpaOrV0mOj36u+Mq+0MJaQe:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at 7pbG7f/Fa2mprlg+LN6BqxFT:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at UUAMdwmZNzXHJrU5SHIO81jZ:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at WYxRc4gjbhIjHWv5hq7giNGv:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at 3mYUfJWI5KD/pUm3AL4Vvkvu:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at EXEc1Dx/1+hOzNdt6kFwFC0O:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at 3DEVOn8eAw/lN3UhZDIZy6Mv:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at VT6t+4U+cvLDJj9JcC1HndAA:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at /lWhXbdGUtXzLG5/DDsEikkT:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at KHEGWWbusEjWgnOYs3rRpE6f:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at 4e2dQPczyE2k1iJ747jlNxbe:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at F2jAawam+PcwPxBzyZNjaxHO:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at iQHOFWKBzTLuc887UtnRN+uA:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at gf3920dQV6qRnA/BKFmu8cat:0
DEBUG: Code 233 at D9YznIidU7tyKIT1bReHiYdL:0
Failed to open disc

This disk rips as expected while booted into windows

[dcoke22]

Do you have _private_data.tar in /home/mike/.MakeMKV/ ? I presume you do since I see these lines in the log:

Downloading latest SDF to /home/mike/.MakeMKV ...

Downloading latest HK to /home/mike/.MakeMKV ...

Out of curiosity, what's inside of it?


Folks in this thread: https://forum.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=37670 are all over the place. Some can't make any version beyond 1.17.7 work on their linux installs, no matter what they do. Other's have no problem with the latest. Some have said they needed a _private_data.tar from an older install to get their current install to work. Some even claim they have to load a DVD first before MakeMKV will rip a blu-ray.

The top portion of your MakeMKV log looks fairly normal to me (except that it can't figure out AACS v28). Unfortunately, we don't have a way to figure out what those debug codes reference.

[georgesgiralt]

Hello,
Regarding the non functioning eject button of your drive in Linux :
This is normal behavior. Once a disc is inserted, the Udev rules scan the disc and try either to mount it (data) or display an icon somewhere on your desktop. Once this icon is displayed, the disc is "locked" and, thus, the eject button on the drive is disabled.
So you either have to submit the eject command on a terminal or use the right click on the disc icon and select eject.
This behavior is important because you may physically eject a disc which is actually mounted in the Linux filesystem tree somewhere.

Also, when an optical disc is inserted/used, some processes permanently monitor the device containing it. So maybe this is interfering with MakeMkv... And this could be one of the causes of your failed backup.
Hardware is fine, as it works perfectly on the same hardware but different OS
MakeMkv should be fine if you use the very same version on both OSes..
So look at what is accessing your drive when running makemkv. LSOF is your friend.
Just my 2¢

P.S. : Have you compiled MakeMkv yourself on your machine ? Because this could make a difference.

[Chaos6616]

Alright, I think I've figured it out: the linux edition of MakeMKV constantly does license checks while reading the disk (Instead of once upon program launch)

Using timedatectl, turn off ntp, set time back to 2025-07-07, launch the program, disks rip (both on fw v1.0 and v1.03MK). Set ntp back on, and maybe during the next decryption event, it checks the license? If I set the time back to present while ripping a title, the title finishes saving but it fails to rip the next one. Setting back to the present after the program launches, but before opening the disk gives me pretty much the same symptoms I've been having

Again, setting the time back to July and keeping it there, v1.18.1 will rip disks just fine. (both standard bluray and UHD) Idk if the constant license checking is a bug, but it seems that alteast 1.17.5-1.18.1 have this behavior, I cant get anything older than 1.17.0 to build on my machine

Here is the tar -tf _private_data:

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tar -tf .MakeMKV.1.18.1.bak/_private_data.tar
hkd_0000005a.bin
hkd_0000005b.bin
hkd_0000005c.bin
hkd_0000005d.bin
hkd_0000005e.bin
hkd_0000005f.bin
hkd_00000060.bin
hkd_00000061.bin
hkd_00000062.bin
hkd_00000063.bin
hkd_00000064.bin
hkd_00000065.bin
hkd_00000066.bin
hkd_00000067.bin
hkd_00000068.bin
hkd_00000069.bin
hkd_0000006a.bin
hkd_0000006b.bin
hkd_0000006c.bin
hkd_0000006d.bin
hkd_0000006e.bin
hkd_0000006f.bin
hkd_00000070.bin
hkd_00000071.bin
hkd_00000072.bin
hkd_00000073.bin
hkd_00000074.bin
hkd_00000075.bin
hkd_00000076.bin
hkd_00000077.bin
hkd_00000078.bin
hkd_00000079.bin
hkd_0000007a.bin
hkd_0000007b.bin
hkd_0000007c.bin
hkd_0000007d.bin
hkd_0000007e.bin
hkd_0000007f.bin
hkd_00000080.bin
hkd_00000081.bin
hkd_00000082.bin
hkd_00000083.bin
hkd_00000084.bin
hkd_00000085.bin
hkd_00000086.bin
hkd_00000087.bin
hkd_00000088.bin
hkd_00000089.bin
hkd_0000008a.bin
hkd_0000008b.bin
hkd_0000008c.bin
hkd_0000008d.bin
hkd_0000008e.bin
hkd_0000008f.bin
hkd_00000090.bin
hkd_00000091.bin
hkd_00000092.bin
hkd_00000093.bin
hkd_00000094.bin
hkd_00000095.bin
hkd_00000096.bin
hkd_00000097.bin
hkd_00000098.bin
hkd_00000099.bin
hkd_0000009a.bin
hkd_0000009b.bin
hkd_0000009c.bin
hkd_0000009d.bin
hkd_0000009e.bin
hkd_0000009f.bin
hkd_000000a0.bin
hkd_000000a1.bin
hkd_000000a2.bin
hkd_000000a3.bin
hkd_000000a4.bin
hkd_000000a5.bin
hkd_000000a6.bin
hkd_000000a7.bin
hkd_000000a8.bin
hkd_000000a9.bin
hkd_000000aa.bin
hkd_000000ab.bin
hkd_000000ac.bin
hkd_000000ad.bin
hkd_000000ae.bin
hkd_000000af.bin
hkd_000000b0.bin
hkd_000000b1.bin
hkd_000000b2.bin
hkd_000000b3.bin
hkd_000000b4.bin
hkd_000000b5.bin
hkd_000000b6.bin
hkd_000000b7.bin
hkd_000000b8.bin
hkd_000000b9.bin
hkd_000000ba.bin
hkd_000000bb.bin
hkd_000000bc.bin
hkd_000000bd.bin
hkd_000000be.bin
hkd_000000bf.bin
hkd_000000c0.bin
hkd_000000c1.bin
hkd_000000c2.bin
hkd_000000c3.bin
hkd_000000c4.bin
hkd_000000c5.bin
hkd_000000c6.bin
hkd_000000c7.bin
hkd_000000c8.bin
hkd_000000c9.bin
hkd_000000ca.bin
hkd_000000cb.bin
hkd_000000cc.bin
hkd_000000cd.bin
hkd_000000ce.bin
hkd_000000cf.bin
hkd_000000d0.bin
hkd_000000d1.bin
hkd_000000d2.bin
hkd_000000d3.bin
hkd_000000d4.bin
hkd_000000d5.bin
hkd_000000d6.bin
hkd_000000d7.bin
hkd_000000d8.bin
hkd_000000d9.bin
hkd_000000da.bin
hkd_000000db.bin
hkd_000000dc.bin
hkd_000000dd.bin
hkd_000000de.bin
hkd_000000df.bin
hkd_000000e0.bin
hkd_000000e1.bin
hkd_000000e2.bin
hkd_000000e3.bin
hkd_000000e4.bin
hkd_000000e5.bin
hkd_000000e6.bin
hkd_000000e7.bin
hkd_000000e8.bin
hkd_000000e9.bin
hkd_000000ea.bin
hkd_000000eb.bin
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hkd_000000ef.bin
hkd_000000f0.bin
hkd_000000f1.bin
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hkd_000000f3.bin
hkd_000000f4.bin
hkd_000000f5.bin
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hkd_000000f7.bin
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hkd_000000f9.bin
hkd_000000fa.bin
hkd_000000fb.bin
hkd_000000fc.bin
hkd_000000fd.bin
hkd_000000fe.bin
hkd_000000ff.bin
hkd_00000100.bin
hkd_00000101.bin
hkd_00000102.bin
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hkd_00000104.bin
hkd_00000105.bin
hkd_00000106.bin
hkd_00000107.bin
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hkd_00000109.bin
hkd_0000010a.bin
hkd_0000010b.bin
hkd_0000010c.bin
hkd_0000010d.bin
hkd_0000010e.bin
hkd_0000010f.bin
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hkd_00000111.bin
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hkd_00000113.bin
hkd_00000114.bin
hkd_00000115.bin
hkd_00000116.bin
hkd_00000117.bin
hkd_00000118.bin
hkd_00000119.bin
hkd_0000011a.bin
hkd_0000011b.bin
hkd_0000011c.bin
hkd_0000011d.bin
hkd_0000011e.bin
hkd_0000011f.bin
hkd_00000120.bin
hkd_00000121.bin
hkd_00000122.bin
hkd_00000123.bin
hkd_00000124.bin
hkd_00000125.bin
hkd_00000126.bin
hkd_00000127.bin
hkd_00000128.bin
hkd_00000129.bin
hkd_0000012a.bin
hkd_0000012b.bin
hkd_0000012c.bin
hkd_0000012d.bin
hkd_0000012e.bin
hkd_0000012f.bin
hkd_00000130.bin
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hkd_00000132.bin
hkd_00000133.bin
hkd_00000134.bin
hkd_00000135.bin
hkd_00000136.bin
hkd_00000137.bin
hkd_00000138.bin
hkd_00000139.bin
hkd_0000013a.bin
hkd_0000013b.bin
hkd_0000013c.bin
hkd_0000013d.bin
hkd_0000013e.bin
hkd_0000013f.bin
hkd_00000140.bin
hkd_00000141.bin
hkd_00000142.bin
hkd_00000143.bin
hkd_00000144.bin
hkd_00000145.bin
hkd_00000146.bin
hkd_00000147.bin
hkd_00000148.bin
hkd_00000149.bin
hkd_0000014a.bin
hkd_0000014b.bin
hkd_0000014c.bin
hkd_0000014d.bin
hkd_0000014e.bin
hkd_0000014f.bin
hkd_00000150.bin
hkd_00000151.bin
hkd_00000152.bin
hkd_00000153.bin
hkd_00000154.bin
hkd_00000155.bin
hkd_00000156.bin
hkd_00000157.bin
hkd_00000158.bin
hkd_00000159.bin
hkd_0000015a.bin
hkd_0000015b.bin
hkd_0000015c.bin
hkd_0000015d.bin
hkd_0000015e.bin
hkd_0000015f.bin
hkd_00000160.bin
hkd_00000161.bin
hkd_00000162.bin
hkd_00000163.bin
hkd_00000164.bin
hkd_00000165.bin
hkd_00000166.bin
hkd_00000167.bin
hkd_00000168.bin
hkd_00000169.bin
hkd_0000016a.bin
hkd_0000016b.bin
hkd_0000016c.bin
hkd_0000016d.bin
hkd_0000016e.bin
hkd_0000016f.bin
hkd_00000170.bin
hkd_00000171.bin
hkd_00000172.bin
hkd_00000173.bin
hkd_00000174.bin
hkd_00000175.bin
hkd_00000176.bin
hkd_00000177.bin
hkd_00000178.bin
hkd_00000179.bin
hkd_0000017a.bin
hkd_0000017b.bin
hkd_0000017c.bin
hkd_0000017d.bin
hkd_0000017e.bin
hkd_0000017f.bin
hkd_00000180.bin
hkd_00000181.bin
hkd_00000182.bin
hkd_00000183.bin
hkd_00000184.bin
hkd_00000185.bin
hkd_00000186.bin
hkd_00000187.bin
hkd_00000188.bin
hkd_00000189.bin
hkd_0000018a.bin
hkd_0000018b.bin
hkd_0000018c.bin
hkd_0000018d.bin
hkd_0000018e.bin
hkd_0000018f.bin
hkd_00000190.bin
hkd_00000191.bin
hkd_00000192.bin
hkd_00000193.bin
hkd_00000194.bin
hkd_00000195.bin
hkd_00000196.bin
hkd_00000197.bin
hkd_00000198.bin
hkd_00000199.bin
hkd_0000019a.bin
hkd_0000019b.bin
hkd_0000019c.bin
hkd_0000019d.bin
hkd_0000019e.bin
hkd_0000019f.bin
hkd_000001a0.bin
hkd_000001a1.bin
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hkd_000001a3.bin
hkd_000001a4.bin
hkd_000001a5.bin
hkd_000001a6.bin
hkd_000001a7.bin
hkd_000001a8.bin
hkd_000001a9.bin
hkd_000001aa.bin
hkd_000001ab.bin
hkd_000001ac.bin
hkd_000001ad.bin
hkd_000001ae.bin
hkd_000001af.bin
hkd_000001b0.bin
hkd_000001b1.bin
hkd_000001b2.bin
hkd_000001b3.bin
hkd_000001b4.bin
hkd_000001b5.bin
hkd_000001b6.bin
hkd_000001b7.bin
hkd_000001b8.bin
hkd_000001b9.bin
hkd_000001ba.bin
hkd_000001bb.bin
hkd_000001bc.bin
hkd_000001bd.bin
hkd_000001be.bin
hkd_000001bf.bin
hkd_000001c0.bin
hkd_000001c1.bin
hkd_000001c2.bin
hkd_000001c3.bin
hkd_000001c4.bin
hkd_000001c5.bin
hkd_000001c6.bin
hkd_000001c7.bin
hkd_000001c8.bin
hkd_000001c9.bin
hkd_000001ca.bin
hkd_000001cb.bin
hkd_000001cc.bin
hkd_000001cd.bin
hkd_000001ce.bin
hkd_000001cf.bin
hkd_000001d0.bin
hkd_000001d1.bin
hkd_000001d2.bin
hkd_000001d3.bin
hkd_000001d4.bin
hkd_000001d5.bin
hkd_000001d6.bin
hkd_000001d7.bin
hkd_000001d8.bin
hkd_000001d9.bin
hkd_000001da.bin
hkd_000001db.bin
hkd_000001dc.bin
hkd_000001dd.bin
hkd_000001de.bin
hkd_000001df.bin
hkd_000001e0.bin
hkd_000001e1.bin
hkd_000001e2.bin
hkd_000001e3.bin
hkd_000001e4.bin
hkd_000001e5.bin
hkd_000001e6.bin
hkd_000001e7.bin
hkd_000001e8.bin
hkd_000001e9.bin
hkd_000001ea.bin
hkd_000001eb.bin
hkd_000001ec.bin
hkd_000001ed.bin
hkd_000001ee.bin
hkd_000001ef.bin
hkd_000001f0.bin
hkd_000001f1.bin
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hkd_000001f3.bin
hkd_000001f4.bin
hkd_000001f5.bin
hkd_000001f6.bin
hkd_000001f7.bin
hkd_000001f8.bin
hkd_000001f9.bin
hkd_000001fa.bin
hkd_000001fb.bin
hkd_000001fc.bin
hkd_000001fd.bin
hkd_000001fe.bin
hkd_000001ff.bin
hkd_00000200.bin
hkd_00000201.bin
hkd_00000202.bin
hkd_00000203.bin
hkd_00000204.bin
hkd_00000205.bin
hkd_00000206.bin
hkd_00000207.bin
hkd_00000208.bin
hkd_00000209.bin
hkd_0000020a.bin
hkd_0000020b.bin
hkd_0000020c.bin
hkd_0000020d.bin
hkd_0000020e.bin
hkd_0000020f.bin
hkd_00000210.bin
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hkd_00000212.bin
hkd_00000213.bin
hkd_00000214.bin
hkd_00000215.bin
hkd_00000216.bin
hkd_00000217.bin
hkd_00000218.bin
hkd_00000219.bin
hkd_0000021a.bin
hkd_0000021b.bin
hkd_0000021c.bin
hkd_0000021d.bin
hkd_0000021e.bin
hkd_0000021f.bin
hkd_00000220.bin
hkd_00000221.bin
hkd_00000222.bin
hkd_00000223.bin
hkd_00000224.bin
hkd_00000225.bin
hkd_00000226.bin
hkd_00000227.bin
hkd_00000228.bin
hkd_00000229.bin
hkd_0000022a.bin
hkd_0000022b.bin
hkd_0000022c.bin
hkd_0000022d.bin
hkd_0000022e.bin
hkd_0000022f.bin
hkd_00000230.bin
hkd_00000231.bin
hkd_00000232.bin
hkd_00000233.bin
hkd_00000234.bin
hkd_00000235.bin
hkd_00000236.bin
hkd_00000237.bin
hkd_00000238.bin
hkd_00000239.bin
hkd_0000023a.bin
hkd_0000023b.bin
hkd_0000023c.bin
hkd_0000023d.bin
hkd_0000023e.bin
hkd_0000023f.bin
hkd_00000240.bin
hkd_00000241.bin
hkd_00000242.bin
hkd_00000243.bin
hkd_00000244.bin
hkd_00000245.bin
hkd_00000246.bin
hkd_00000247.bin
hkd_00000248.bin
hkd_00000249.bin
hkd_0000024a.bin
hkd_0000024b.bin
hkd_0000024c.bin
hkd_0000024d.bin
hkd_0000024e.bin
hkd_0000024f.bin
hkd_00000250.bin
hkd_00000251.bin
hkd_00000252.bin
hkd_00000253.bin
hkd_00000254.bin
hkd_00000255.bin
hkd_00000256.bin
hkd_00000257.bin
hkd_00000258.bin
hkd_00000259.bin
hkd_0000025a.bin
hkd_0000025b.bin
hkd_0000025c.bin
hkd_0000025d.bin
hkd_0000025e.bin
hkd_0000025f.bin
hkd_00000260.bin
hkd_00000261.bin
hkd_00000262.bin
hkd_00000263.bin
hkd_00000264.bin
hkd_00000265.bin
hkd_00000266.bin
hkd_00000267.bin
hkd_00000268.bin
hkd_00000269.bin
hkd_0000026a.bin
hkd_0000026b.bin
hkd_0000026c.bin
hkd_0000026d.bin
hkd_0000026e.bin
hkd_0000026f.bin
hkd_00000270.bin
hkd_00000271.bin
hkd_00000272.bin
hkd_00000273.bin
hkd_00000274.bin
hkd_00000275.bin
hkd_00000276.bin
hkd_00000277.bin
hkd_00000278.bin
hkd_00000279.bin
hkd_0000027a.bin
hkd_0000027b.bin
hkd_0000027c.bin
hkd_0000027d.bin
hkd_0000027e.bin
hkd_0000027f.bin
hkd_00000280.bin
hkd_00000281.bin
hkd_00000282.bin
hkd_00000283.bin
hkd_00000284.bin
hkd_00000285.bin
hkd_00000286.bin
hkd_00000287.bin
hkd_00000288.bin
hkd_00000289.bin
hkd_0000028a.bin
hkd_0000028b.bin
hkd_0000028c.bin
sdf_00000098.bin
MKB_v28_save.tgz
hkd_00000059.bin
--index-B00B698E2F857AC94659F42040A8665A0C108993.bin
--index-BD15C8271ED9AB92E9FAA264F6F6BDC01F91E000.bin

I saved the builds/.MakeMKV's for all the versions I tried, and can upload them if necessary or desired
(fwiw all my tests on linux have been on build I made myself)

Should I leave the one drive at fw v1.0 or reflash v1.03MK?

[dcoke22]

Should I leave the one drive at fw v1.0 or reflash v1.03MK?

I'd say leave it on v1.0 unless there's some reason to change it to 1.03. In my view, flashing as few times as possible is the best course of action.