@soluwalana Interesting, that is good news, there may be a hardware component to this panic. I have not been able to reproduce it in our lab.

@stevev There is not anything you can do, but you should have had a response. If I can find the case, I will make sure someone responds.

@mwob You need to use AJA System for more consistent results. (select the max video resolution, 64GB file size, RGBA codec and in settings, use dua...

You do not have enough space for RAID 1+0, so use RAID 4 or 5. Sonoma support will be available at or shortly after Sonoma release. beta MacOS softw...

@ichavis This is definitely a MacOS bug, lets hope it is fixed before release.

The problem is more than one disk went out of sync, so the volume cannot be rebuilt. I note you validated the volume, also. So use "recover failed d...

@johhnyjackhammer Back in the day, this problem was called "stiction". Many drives had this problem, where there was not enough power to spin up th...

@johhnyjackhammer FYI: the SoftRAID driver does not ever initiate IO, except for rebuilding. So any IO you are hearing is MacOS. My expectation wou...

This is clearly a connection issue, perhaps caused by the cable. (or port, etc) This is essentially a electrical noise issue. Every contact point on...

@micheloupatrick Yes, the application needs it to do things like unmount volumes, etc. Some application tasks could fail if the application does not...

@soluwalana This is appearing to be a MacOS kernel issue. We have not heard anything whether it is being worked on, but we asked it be investigated...

SSD performance is fine on encrypted volumes. There is an issue in MacOS that we are working on, that causes the slow RAID 5 performance.We hope to ...

@dmetz Apple is about the biggest company in the world, with a major MacOS customer base, and "drive" manufacturers still cannot be bothered to do ...

@dmetz Thanks for posting. SSD's and NMVe's are not in the class as hard drives in terms of easy compatibility with various systems, Macs in partic...

@joshblive Can you check in System Settings, Privacy, if the SoftRAID Application is listed in "full disk access"?