how to get softraid 6.1 b13?

B18 works fine on Monterey. Did you "Allow" OWC again?

What computer is this?

If b18 does not work, then neither will 6.1 final.

@softraid-support

12.0 Beta版（21A5534d）

MacBook Pro (15-inch, 2018)

I tired for more than 10 times 

@softraid-support

Softraid 6.1 b13 work correctly this week, but b18 not.

@softraid-support

I had "ALLOW" owc .

And reboot to recovery mode to do "csrutil disable".

@norason

I cannot read the screen shot, so I am going to guess it says a part of the SoftRAID monitor failed?

Let me know if this is not the error.

If it is, then try manually uninstalling all the SoftRAID components, using the terminal.app. here are detailed instructions, just copy/paste each line, one at a time.

Paste each command line below into the terminal application. You will need your normal admin password for some steps.

Delete the SoftRAID driver:
sudo rm -r /Library/Extensions/SoftRAID.kext
sudo touch /Library/Extensions
sudo kextcache -fu /

Now, Restart your computer

Remove the daemon and SoftRAID Monitor:
sudo rm /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.softraid.softraidd.plist
sudo rm /Library/LaunchAgents/com.softraid.SoftRAIDMonitor.plist

Remove the SoftRAID application support directory:
sudo rm -r /Library/Application\ Support/SoftRAID

Remove all the SoftRAID preferences:
defaults delete com.softraid.SoftRAID

Remove preference files
sudo rm -r com.softraid.com

reset the extensions caches:
sudo kmutil clear-staging
sudo kextcache -i /

Restart the Mac. SoftRAID volumes will no longer mount on the desktop, but that is temporary, until you reinstall the driver.

When you run SoftRAID to install the driver, do not immediately restart. wait until the dialog box pops up to go to System Preferences/Security. "Allow" OWC as an Identified developer, now restart later when you quit System Preference, go to SoftRAID and restart.

SoftRAID should be able to launch now. Let me know.

@softraid-support

Thank u very much. 

I can use it again.

It does work, but not after a reboot. I have tried removing Softraid and reinstalling either from the terminal as decribed here as with the built-in remove option. It installs fine, my volume mounts (although I am not asked to allow unidentified developers) but after a reboot it does not mount anymore. The workaround is to reinstall Softraid after each reboot, which is not very practical.

@macspikes

Have you upgraded SoftRAID to 6.1?

I tried, but it won’t update on anything higher than Mac OS 11

Try the 6.2 beta

http://www.softraid.com/sr_beta

Same problem: it works after reinstalling the driver, but a reboot yields an unmounted volume.

Todays beta (12.0 Beta, 21A5543b) solved the issue!

@macspikes

We can query if Apple fixed this issue permanently, lets hope so.