SR7 won't create R4 or R5 volumes

I bet the SoftRAID driver is not loading.

Is this a new SoftRAID installation? did you do the steps from this page?

https://www.softraid.com/docs/softraid-quick-start-guide/installation-macos/additional-steps-for-apple-silicon-macs/

Reduced boot security was already set, however, now it's trying to create  a new volume, but now I continually get

@dougbitt 
Keep your disks connected. Paste this command into the terminal and it will create a support file on your desktop. Attach that to the forum thread.

sudo softraidtool generatereport ~/Desktop/dougbitt.12.5.22.r_supt

@dougbitt 

This is the trigger:
SoftRAID Application: Tool terminating - status = 11, reason = NSTaskTerminationReasonUncaughtSignal

Paste this into the terminal: xattr /Library/Extensions/SoftRAID.kext

Does it tell you the driver is quarantined?

@dougbitt 

Please copy/paste the text. I cannot read the result in the screen capture.

There is no result, just a prompt

@dougbitt 

Perfect. no quarantine.

Try one more command:

sudo kmutil load -p /Library/Extensions/SoftRAID.kext

This manually loads the driver. Let me know what the output is.

@dougbitt 

This indicates the driver is loaded. What is the exact problem/symptoms creating a volume?

So apparently, small bug in the software, the existing volume wouldn't unmount, causing the crash. with the first mentioned error. After forcing the unmount, SR7 created the volume, however, when remounting the existing volume, it works, but SR7 still shows it as unmounted

@dougbitt 

Save a SoftRAID tech support file and attach it. I can see what is happening.

Also getting error while trying to delete a volume