I installed and licensed a Raspberry SL yesterday. After a power off the license was lost.. (Power off by linux shutdown). I had the license files backed up so no worries.. I thought..
Now i cant get the license to work I have tried the old way (.tar file to restore folder) and the new way (License manager -- Restore).. Cant get it to work.
Yes I have tried deleting the cmact_licenses folder before restoring, deleted it restarted the codesys control etc.
Even tried to remove and install the runtime again.
Strange things
In the license manager the window is empty (Se attached pictures) shouldnt there be a Runtime entry there?
Strange error message when trying the option of installing the license update file.. (See picture)
Its my customer that has bought the licenses, will ask there as soon as i get the login.. But a small question..
The customers hardware is special built using a rpi cm3 module and at the moment the hardware does not have a "real" MAC address.
The MAC address is randomized at each start.. Could that be the problem (We do not change hardware but maybe the license uses the MAC address amongst other things to identify a specific hardware)?
The customer has bought a range of MAC addresses now so we could set a fixed MAC address if this is the case.
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I installed and licensed a Raspberry SL yesterday. After a power off the license was lost.. (Power off by linux shutdown). I had the license files backed up so no worries.. I thought..
Now i cant get the license to work I have tried the old way (.tar file to restore folder) and the new way (License manager -- Restore).. Cant get it to work.
Yes I have tried deleting the cmact_licenses folder before restoring, deleted it restarted the codesys control etc.
Even tried to remove and install the runtime again.
Strange things
Please help.
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Hi,
please write to the CODESYS Store -> my question
should work that way.
Its my customer that has bought the licenses, will ask there as soon as i get the login.. But a small question..
The customers hardware is special built using a rpi cm3 module and at the moment the hardware does not have a "real" MAC address.
The MAC address is randomized at each start.. Could that be the problem (We do not change hardware but maybe the license uses the MAC address amongst other things to identify a specific hardware)?
The customer has bought a range of MAC addresses now so we could set a fixed MAC address if this is the case.
Yes, for sure mac address is involved..
Last edit: eschwellinger 2020-04-29