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*MKB20_v61_Push_F861
*MKB20_v82_Greenland_2_586A
*MKB20_v82_Marty_Supreme_3204
*MKB20_v82_MUBIUS008U_1854
*MKB20_v82_POINT_BLANK_3F66
*MKB20_v82_Runaway_Train_5E40
*MKB20_v82_The_Nightcomers_827C
Pipo_93 wrote: Thu Apr 02, 2026 5:19 pm Disc type: UHD
Disc: Battleship
Disc ID: 0x7FCAC1809A9CDE02A152C422B9B848300FC30462
MKB version: 61
Disc dump filename: MKB20_v61_Battleship_AAD3.tgz
LibreDrive status: Enabled
Did you sync the public keydb within the last 15 minutes?: Yes
Please follow the submission template detailed in the opening post instead of omitting required fields and adding new ones. If you don't include the full MKB_RO.inf file there are essentially two possible outcomes:
1. Your discs media key is already known to the public keydb, so the absence of the MKB_RO.inf isn't terminal but your discs keys could've been derived with SamuriHL's KeyDB tool
2. Your discs media key isn't known to the public keydb and it can't be calculated because you failed to include the full MKB_RO.inf file
Whilst MakeMKV describes the LibreDrive status as 'Enabled' a more accurate label would probably be 'Capable' or 'Supported'. LibreDrive requires microcode extensions to run on your drive. If a drive encounters a firmware issue, certain timeouts or transient power faults, they can effectively self-reboot and end up in the non-LibreDrive state that you observed.BulldogK9 wrote: Thu Apr 02, 2026 2:41 am Well that's just F***in bizarre. I've never had this problem with Libredrive before. It's enabled on the drive (see attached screenshot), but I got that error for every one and assumed it was a missing key. I didn't have this problem a few days ago when I ripped two other UHD discs.