SoftRaid 7 + SanDisk G-RAID 2 + Mac Mini - Solving Problems https://forums.softraid.com/solving-problems/softraid-7-sandisk-g-raid-2-mac-mini/ SoftRAID Discussion Board en-US Tue, 21 Apr 2026 18:31:19 +0000 wpForo 60 RE: SoftRaid 7 + SanDisk G-RAID 2 + Mac Mini https://forums.softraid.com/solving-problems/softraid-7-sandisk-g-raid-2-mac-mini/#post-19149 Fri, 05 May 2023 15:26:58 +0000 @CascadeBird

Yes you can migrate the disks to the new system.You can just use SoftRAID XT, the Akitio should be supported, unless it is a very very old one.

SoftRAID's driver can only "talk" to disks with SoftRAID partition maps, so your G-Tech will function as is.

]]> Solving Problems SoftRAID Support https://forums.softraid.com/solving-problems/softraid-7-sandisk-g-raid-2-mac-mini/#post-19149 SoftRaid 7 + SanDisk G-RAID 2 + Mac Mini https://forums.softraid.com/solving-problems/softraid-7-sandisk-g-raid-2-mac-mini/#post-19142 Thu, 04 May 2023 19:49:15 +0000 I have a Mac Mini running a SanDisk G-RAID 2 array in RAID 1 config off a TB4 port (but using TB3 cable).  If I want to attach an older Akitia RAID 1+0 array that is currently running on an much older iMac (using SoftRaid 5), will SoftRaid 7 Pro allow me to do so -

- Without interfering with my current SanDIsk G-RAID 2 drive?

- But allow me to access the Akitia RAID 1+0 by simply using an adapter TB2 (Akitia) to TB3 (Mac Mini) cable?

My plan is to consolidate onto my Mac Mini and have the SanDisk G-RAID 2 as my primary work drive (TB3) and the Akitia 1+0 (TB2) my backup drive.  The SanDisk G-RAID 2 array uses hardware RAID. 

thanks.

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