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They just don't feel confident enough without the appropriate APIs and documentation from Apple to provide a repair/rebuild utility where a lack of knowledge would be disastrous even if they could get around the API problem.

Some vendors (CCC, Techtool Pro, Softraid, etc.) have limited APFS support, e.g.

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labeling and other typos Fixed: MacDrive partition drivers aren't disabled when MacDrive is disabled Fixed: Checkboxes in MacDrive settings don't work properly when. Fixed: Single-disk SoftRAID volumes aren't recognized by MacDrive Fixed: Misc.

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Added: Read-only support for APFS-formatted Mac disks (Beta) - Windows 10 Only Added: Japanese resources.

E.g., m1 support came relatively fast cons: - old technology - no checksum APFS+backup pros: - native Apple support, I would hope the raid0 and implementation is not buggy, does not have problem after wake up from sleep cons: - no parity, compensated by the fact that I am using SSD, plus there is backup - no checksu

softraid pros: - a company supporting it.

First with SSDs in Blackmagic Multidocks and now with. I've been using Apple RAID for years without issue. I know you can optimise a RAID for audio use with SoftRAID but solid state drives are so fast these days I can live without that.

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I'm using Apple RAID because SoftRAID doesn't support APFS as you said but primarily because I feel safer with RAID software that is built in to the OS.

APFS support in Sierra was only ever pre-beta, and. Although macOS Sierra's APFS support was updated in the recent security update, you shouldn't ever expect a Sierra system to be able to mount and access an APFS volume. So at present there is essentially no support for software RAID on APFS volumes.

SoftRAID will support APFS in version 6.0, which is currently in test.

E.g., m1 support came relatively fast cons: - old technology - no checksum APFS+backup pros: - native Apple support, I Monterey APFS support - Monterey Issues - SoftRAID Foru How Can We Help? Search Does SoftRAID support encrypted volumes?There is currently an issue with macOS that can cause kernel panics on encrypted SoftRAID APFS softraid pros: - a company supporting it. Is this true ( I haven't seen it in an option to set up a new set) or is. I see in the graphic a suggestion that SoftRaid supports RAID Level 6. To add another volume, (I want both to adjust their sizes a. You'll be able to create and I just created a RAID 5 apfs volume and it creates a volume covering the whole volume.

Reconnect your disks formatted with SoftRAID SoftRAID 6.0 beta SoftRAID 6.0 will be fully compatible with APFS disks and volumes. I am running Mojave 10.14.6 with SoftRAID Lite 5.7.5 and right now I have two SSD's configured in a stripeset using HFS+. Can you get me the first 100MB ofДЇolks, Any plans to allow APFS disks to be resized? I have a RAID 5 that I added a bigger disk to and I should be able to expand but I would ha.

I am not sure why SoftRAID app can see the APFS in the volume it does, generally it does not support APFS for the most part.

The current beta does not support APFS volumes in the user interface yet. Just click the help button in any SoftRAID window or dialog box and SoftRAID will

SoftRAID does include an extensive help section in the application itself.

I thought I could convert a non-RAID APFS volume to a SoftRAID non-RAID volume, and without losing data, but when I attempt this by selecting the APFS.

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Copying a file on an APFS volume For my example with an APFS volume, I will start with the same movie file, Nina's Birthday.mp4, which is made up of 2 extents, the.In the current SoftRAID 6.0.1 release Compatibility Notes - SoftRAI SoftRAID can create APFS volumes, but cannot mount/unmount them. 10.13 High Sierra 5.8.4: SoftRAID versions before 5.6.3 not compatible with SoftRAID 6.0.1 does not fully support APFS volumes.