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Can anyone reproduce the M1 Kernel panics with RAID 5 and Ventura?

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@fenwayfrank 

we do have a couple driver changes here, but neither should address this issue. thanks for reporting in we will let Apple know.

 
Posted : 30/11/2022 2:19 am
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@softraid-support It eventually crashed, similar to before.

Updated to 7.0.1 when it came out, then MacOS 13.1 a couple days ago, so far so good. Uptime 2d 10:28, backups working

 

 
Posted : 22/12/2022 11:57 pm
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.. and then crashed a few minutes ago.
sysdiagnose file to follow shortly.

 

 

 
Posted : 23/12/2022 12:18 pm
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I'll be out of town for a few days so I won't be able to try anything else until I get back next Thursday or Friday

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Posted : 23/12/2022 12:31 pm
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We have enough now. Thanks!

I doubt any progress until next year, but thank you very much!

 
Posted : 23/12/2022 3:49 pm
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Hi - still having this issue with MacOS 13.2.1 and SoftRAID 7.0.1.  I haven't noticed any particular pattern for how long I need to wait before plugging the disk in - sometimes it stays up after I've waited a few hours after booting, this morning it crashed after I had waited over 34 hours before connecting it.  Should I upload the info on this latest one or do you think the info from the previous crashes is sufficient for now?

 
Posted : 08/03/2023 1:08 pm
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@FenwayFrank

the bug is still there. It seems like it will be fixed in Ventura 13.4, not sooner, but at least there is hope on the horizon.

We do not need any thing at this point. We are just waiting. Try giving some more time before connecting in the meantime.

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Posted : 08/03/2023 3:45 pm
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I need a user who has the kernel panic problem with M1, who can test it on macOS Ventura, beta 3.

You will need this beta of SoftRAID:

http://www.softraid.com/sr_beta

(note: the release version of 6.3 is unlikely to support Ventura, a new beta will need to be installed)

Thanks, please post your result and a SoftRAID tech support file.

 

 

Will try, but I have SR v7 beta 19. Will that do?

 

Macbook Pro 14" Retina 2021 M1 Pro internal 1TB storage, 32GB RAM, 4M2 Enclosure with 6TB NMe, RAID4 Storage, two external T3 enclosures (2.5TB online storage), JBOD 6x500GB, EVO SSD, RAID 4; MacOS 14.2.1

 
Posted : 09/03/2023 3:48 pm
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This is older query. There is no fix for the dart panic in 13.3 beta, and won't be. Sorry.
Looks like 13.4 will have the fix for this.

 
Posted : 09/03/2023 7:23 pm
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I have done it on release version MacOS 13.2.1 and SR 7.5b19. If interested, it's attached here also sent to your support email, since I wasn't able to log in with Safari browser. Google Chrome worked for me, this time. 

Failure occurred when waking the machine and initially gave an indication the ⅔ of the 6 array drives were offline. Then it crashed completely and took the OS with it because of an iBoot panic. I recovered and installed 7.5b20 which so far today has not crashed again. B19 was operating for a day or so without problems before the crash.

 

Macbook Pro 14" Retina 2021 M1 Pro internal 1TB storage, 32GB RAM, 4M2 Enclosure with 6TB NMe, RAID4 Storage, two external T3 enclosures (2.5TB online storage), JBOD 6x500GB, EVO SSD, RAID 4; MacOS 14.2.1

 
Posted : 11/03/2023 7:45 am
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@Henry-In-Florida

Did you "report to Apple" and save the panic log? My guess is this was a kernel data abort panic. If so, it is being worked on at the big company.

 
Posted : 11/03/2023 1:52 pm
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