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Volume does not mount in High Sierra (10.13.x) after updating the driver
Note: This FAQ applies to macOS High Sierra (10.13.x) only and is provided for legacy reference. Diagnosis Run SoftRAID and...
SoftRAID shows disk errors, while DiskUtility shows none—why?
If SoftRAID is reporting disk errors that Disk Utility is not, this does not mean SoftRAID is malfunctioning. It means...
What if I don’t purchase a license? Will my disks still function?
Your data is safe — you will not lose access to your files. If you choose not to purchase a...
How can I make sure my RAID 4 or RAID 5 volume is working correctly?
You can verify your RAID 4 or RAID 5 volume is working correctly by using SoftRAID’s Validate function. Important: If you are running...
Stop using older disks before they fail
We recommend replacing older disk drives even if they have not yet failed. As disks age, the chance of failure...
SoftRAID driver version does not match the application version
The SoftRAID driver version is tied to your MacOS release. So you may for example see: SoftRAID Application 7.6.1 driver...
Rebuild Stopped
If you get the error, “the SoftRAID Rebuild Stopped”, it indicates an issue where the rebuild could not proceed. The...
How many disks can I have in my RAID 4 or RAID 5 volume?
With SoftRAID, a RAID volume can have up to 16 disks. For increased reliability, we recommend that you have up...
