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Hello!
macOS High Sierra 10.13.1;
SoftRAID Lite 5.6.3;
Four SAMSUNG MZHPV512HDGL through PCI Express Gen 2 Carrier Board for M.2 SSD modules http://amfeltec.com/products/pci-express-carrier-board-for-m-2-ssd-modules/
Softraid unable to create raid-0. Why?
== My video == https://youtu.be/TPfFe8dTDGY
In log:
Nov 24 13:50:33 - SoftRAID Tool: Writing zeros to only the first and last 100 sectors of the disk disk1, SN: , Unknown Bus Type bus 0, id 0
Nov 24 13:50:34 - SoftRAID Tool: The zero disk command for disk disk1, SN: , Unknown Bus Type bus 0, id 0 completed successfully.
Nov 24 13:50:36 - SoftRAID Tool: The get info command for disk disk4, SN: WD-WCC5D1ALHRPC, SATA bus 0, id 1 (Bay 2) failed because this disk is no longer connected to your Mac (error number = 26).
Nov 24 13:50:45 - SoftRAID Tool: Writing zeros to only the first and last 100 sectors of the disk disk1, SN: , Unknown Bus Type bus 0, id 0
Nov 24 13:50:46 - SoftRAID Tool: The zero disk command for disk disk1, SN: , Unknown Bus Type bus 0, id 0 completed successfully.
Nov 24 13:50:48 - SoftRAID Tool: The get info command for disk disk4, SN: WD-WCC5D1ALHRPC, SATA bus 0, id 1 (Bay 2) failed because this disk is no longer connected to your Mac (error number = 26).
Nov 24 13:50:58 - SoftRAID Tool: Writing zeros to only the first and last 100 sectors of the disk disk1, SN: , Unknown Bus Type bus 0, id 0
Nov 24 13:50:59 - SoftRAID Tool: The zero disk command for disk disk1, SN: , Unknown Bus Type bus 0, id 0 completed successfully.
Nov 24 13:51:01 - SoftRAID Tool: The get info command for disk disk4, SN: WD-WCC5D1ALHRPC, SATA bus 0, id 1 (Bay 2) failed because this disk is no longer connected to your Mac (error number = 26).
Posted : 24/11/2017 6:37 am
You apparently have a reliability problem. that disk is not staying connected, or is failing to "report in".
Try fixing all the connections solidly. its possible this board is not reliable in OS X, or is a faulty card. Disks (SSD's) should not do this.
Posted : 24/11/2017 11:53 am
Topic starter
Thanks, I'll try.
Posted : 24/11/2017 12:30 pm
