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@softraid-support sorry not sure what a SoftRaid tech support file is. It happens during start up of the computer. I have a 2020 mac mini running an M1 chip. With a Thunderbay 4- Thunderbolt 3.
Posted : 25/01/2022 1:24 pm
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Save one from the SoftRAID Utilities menu, with the disks attached.
Posted : 25/01/2022 2:46 pm
I'm travelling so I can't test it out.. Just wondering if the MacOS 12.2 update has done anything for the kernel panic problem?
Posted : 28/01/2022 3:48 am
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No.
SoftRAID 6.2.1 assists with Time Machine issues, but the main panic on RAID 5 is still waiting for a formal fix.
Posted : 28/01/2022 11:43 am
@softraid-support I asked about the new update from apple - your answer is about an update from softraid??? 😆
Posted : 28/01/2022 11:24 pm
Well, it was a pretty long run without a problem but I woke up to see there was a panic a few hours ago. Currently running macOS 12.2 and SoftRAID 6.2.1 b9 with my Thunderbay in a raid4 configuration. Support file and crash log attached.
Thanks,
Tony
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Posted : 31/01/2022 9:04 am
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The good news, a separate issue. this is a time out bug.
It looks similar to one I have been tracking on an M1 max, where (I was specifically testing Time Machine), putting the machine to sleep allowed a kernel panic restart. On my test machine, I had a monitor, but after I got the panic, I saw it nearly every time I let it sleep overnight.
SoftRAID is not in the backtrace, I do not know if this crash is exclusive to SoftRAID volumes or not, we are trying to narrow it down, but it may take a while.
Posted : 31/01/2022 10:03 am
The good news, a separate issue. this is a time out bug.
It looks similar to one I have been tracking on an M1 max, where (I was specifically testing Time Machine), putting the machine to sleep allowed a kernel panic restart. On my test machine, I had a monitor, but after I got the panic, I saw it nearly every time I let it sleep overnight.
SoftRAID is not in the backtrace, I do not know if this crash is exclusive to SoftRAID volumes or not, we are trying to narrow it down, but it may take a while.
Β«...putting the machine to sleep allowed a kernel panic restart...Β» It is exactly what's happening to me since upgrade to Monterey 12.2
I have an 2019 iMac and and Thunderbay 4 Thunderbolt 3 enclosure and I'm not using Softraid xt lite 5.8.4 at all β in fact I've uninstalled it to see if it would resolve my problem.
The restart never happens during the day when I put my machine to sleep for 3-4 hours β in fact the screen goes black but the computer never really sleeps more than 1 min. it goes back on with disk activity for a minute or 2 then goes to sleep for 10 sec. and the cycle repeats. Eventually after more than 4 hours the Mac restarts with a message to advise of a problem.Β
Posted : 01/02/2022 3:59 pm
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Can you test with the latest SoftRAID beta?
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http://www.softraid.com/sr_beta
(uninstall driver)
Run the beta, install the driver and "Allow" OWC.
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let me know.
Posted : 01/02/2022 10:00 pm
@softraid-support: this morning I've installed the beta version. Everything went smoothly and on the opening Softraid listed all my disks β only Time Machine disk appeared with the Softraid icon -blue dot- in the window (not on my desktop). All disks were recognized as non-RAID and all are OK after SMART test.Β
Yesterday I've have checked Β all my external disks using the disk utility (opened in recuperation mode i.e. restart holding Β«command+rΒ») S.O.S. function. For the first time since update to Monterey 12.2 I did not have a Kernel panic during the night. But my iMac did not stay in Sleep mode either. Β
Posted : 02/02/2022 8:13 am
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Good start. If we can resolve most of these Time Machine issues, it will be good.
Posted : 02/02/2022 8:18 am
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No, we are still waiting for Apple on this.
Posted : 02/02/2022 9:55 pm
Posted : 03/02/2022 2:43 pm
