[Sticky] Big Sur on M1 machines and SoftRAID issues

@antonyrock

Thanks. Something must be interfering with, or causing the Monitor to crash or not load. The system looks clean.

Is the SoftRAID app loaded in System Preferences/Security/Privacy/Full Disk Access?

@softraid-support

@antonyrock

Thanks. This is a real Mac Pro, correct? I am asking as your Thunderbay devices are showing in SoftRAID as SATA, so want to be sure.

@softraid-support yes its my real the only one computer 

@antonyrock

Just asking, thanks. We may have a test version soon, I am not sure as we need to focus on one issue at a time.

@softraid-support me just waiting ?

@antonyrock

I am waiting for it, also. thanks I will let you know.

@softraid-support ping... softraid doesn't work for me

@antonyrock

I am still waiting for a debug version. But manually loading the driver via command likes works?

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

@softraid-support

What is the version of SoftRAID?

sudo kextstat -b com.softraid.driver.SoftRAID

@softraid-support 6.0.4

@antonyrock

In your support file last month, the driver was loading. Now it is not. Did you change your boot volume or anything?

You still have third party developers allowed? (It is system by system setting, not global now)

https://support.apple.com/en-lk/guide/mac-help/mchl768f7291/mac

Maybe you need to send me a new support file, so I can check, what is different.

@softraid-support

I haven't changed anything. What exactly should I send you? which file? I have all permissions

@antonyrock

A SoftRAID tech support file. While I am looking at it, restart into internet recovery mode and make sure you have

"Reduced security" selected and enabled this:
Select the “Allow user management of kernel extensions from identified developers” checkbox to allow installation of software that uses legacy kernel extensions.