You will get a separate response. It is a minor UI bug, we intend to make a fix for it. Some kind of "race condition".

@joemikeb Try downloading MacOS 13.1, and see if it fixes the SoftRAID 7.0.1 issue. this is a "race condition" of some kind, and one user reporte...

@mountaincat Thanks for the confirmation.

You are going to need to run a data recovery application, or restore from backup. there are no "repair" tools for APFS volumes. there are a couple rec...

@dougbitt Attach a new support file.

@mountaincat Thank you. I have a theory that this is related to Time machine. I was able to replicate the panic in our office by making the RAID 5 ...

@mountaincat Please attach panic logs as attachments, which you can do if you copy into text edit and "make plain text". that way the forums are ea...

We changed SoftRAID volumes to be "removable" in 6.3. This was to avoid some time machine bugs. this affected sharing, but there is a workaround. In t...

@uwemoeschel Hopefully this week.

I dont think it makes any difference. Certification is a test of the platters, essentially, and that won't be affected by a firmware upgrade.

@hoota We did some tests with a comparable fusion setup and did not see any performance gain. M1 may enable us to revisit that.

This is interesting. I wonder if Activity Monitor is the one that is inaccurate. I will have to investigate this. Nothing to worry about, somewhere,...

You can only create volumes using disks that are in SoftRAID format. There is no error when you initialize those Disk Utility formatted disks?

@joemikeb This is a minor bug in SoftRAID. The problem is you are creating a volume that is too small (384MB), because "Database" already takes up ...

@joemikeb Temporarily run 7.0. Don't install the driver. that will work. When creating a volume for Time machine, just create a standard APFS vol...