Let me ask a different way. If I create a HFS+ volume that the host mounts, will a VM running an older guest OS like macOS 10.12 or older be able moun...

Maybe I was not clear as to what I was after regarding the Remove function. In the FAQ to Convert a RAID 1+0 to a RAID 1, the first step in the work a...

I so wholeheartedly agree. I have MULTIPLE too. But as you have seen many times, not everyone does this.

In the meantime, you can still use the extra 8TB on the 12TB drive to create another volume. And when you replace a second drive, you will be able to ...

So, does this mean the Remove function cannot be used for the same purpose on a RAID 1+0? Does the same apply to a RAID 4 to remove the parity drive?

*6 to 16 drive config

So, does this mean that SoftRAID only supports 1 mirror in a RAID 1+0? So in a 6 to 18 drive config, there are only 2 stripes made up of half the driv...

I think this is the FAQ you are referring to?/p> P.S. I am not an expert, though I have been a long time user of RAIDs, so not seriously conside...

Thx for clarifying some of that. So, for the software I need to run in the guest OS, it can only operate on files located on a HFS+ volume. How wou...

The whole point of the approach I outline is when you do not have extra drives or a backup. Otherwise, why would anyone be asking?

@softraid-support My internal volume is already formatted as APFS, since it is running macOS 10.14 Mojave. If I install a VM with an older macOS, e....

re: converting between AppleRAID 1+0 and SoftRAID 1+0, what is the limitation to implementing this?

re: the FAQ says, "What happens when a single drive fails in a RAID 1+0? The volume remains mounted in a degraded state All remaining drives conti...

The FAQ says, "Are different RAID 1+0 configurations supported with 6 or more drives? SoftRAID uses a single RAID 1+0 layout. Any even number of...