@zisper Let me investigate. Should work. I see an error, so perhaps an update changed something.

@smayer97 Drivers are not on disks. I think that is your misconception. Drivers are in the system itself. What happens at startup, is MacOS looks...

@smayer97 A disk can only be controlled by one driver. If a disk is bootable, it must be controlled by the standard MacOS disk driver. Therefore, S...

No, because SoftRAID volumes cannot boot, so you cannot have the SoftRAID partition maps on a startup disk, i.e, your "spare" 1TB volume. Best might...

Attach a SoftRAID tech support file and I can take a look.

And you have run/installed the new version?

@kenh Probably a terminology error.Remove Missing Disk is a term that only applies to RAID 1 (Mirror) volumes. We support up to 16 disks in a mirro...

Yes, we have had users report that 15.2 beta fixes this issue. We now have the critical issues mailing list sign up on our main support page:

@kenh Regarding warning users about the 2019 Mac Pro with Sequoia, we did write a blog post and sent an email to those signing up for urgent alerts...

@kenh no, drives should not cause the MacOS system to crash. There are very few crashes "caused" by SoftRAID, and when we find one, we either fix i...

@lychee128 the issue you are referring to is a bug introduced by MacOS that should be fixed in 15.2. the SoftRAID driver passes all IO through Ma...

@kenh I notice you have a couple older drives, and one of them is not reporting SMART. I suspect that is your failing drive. You have two 14TB ...

Save a SoftRAID tech support file with the disks connected and attach it. Certainly something is going on.

What I would do is install onto the laptop either in trial mode, or deactivate your license on the maijn computer, then activate on the laptop, certif...

@seth-goldin THe fix will be in 15.2, not 15.1, unfortunately.