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MAC SOFTRAID RECOVERY VOLUME SIERRA INSTALL
MAC SOFTRAID RECOVERY VOLUME SIERRA UPDATE

MAC SOFTRAID RECOVERY VOLUME SIERRA UPDATE

Note that an Apple Security update was released in October 2020 where High Sierra may block the SoftRAID driver separately from other updates. If the update is installed and the problem occurs, the steps above will need to be re-run. Once you're back at the Desktop you should be able to resume using your SoftRAID volumes normally with High Sierra. Again launch the Terminal and this time type csrutil enable then press Return or Enter.Once at the Desktop, re-boot into Recovery mode.

MAC SOFTRAID RECOVERY VOLUME SIERRA INSTALL

Restart the computer once the driver install is complete.

Once at the Desktop launch SoftRAID and update to the latest driver.

This disables SIP (System Integrity Protection). Once you see the macOS Utilities window, go to the menu at the top of the screen and choose Utilities > Terminal.Īt the prompt type the command csrutil disable then press Return or Enter. If you're unable to reach a Recovery screen via this method you can try Internet Recovery instead, which is described here.

Boot into Recovery mode by powering on or restarting the computer and then after the chime press and hold the Command and R keys until you see a progress screen.

After all is working, re-enable SIP again.

Reinstall the latest SoftRAID driver directly from the app.

Temporarily disable SIP (System Integrity Protection).

There is a straightforward solution we have found. In summary we will ask you to: This happens because a limited version of the SoftRAID driver is bundled with macOS we needed to change the Developer ID used with Apple to “notarize” OWC applications so that we could merge different accounts into one Developer ID. The SoftRAID driver is being blocked from loading by High Sierra. If this portion of the volume tile shows only a dash (–), then the SoftRAID driver is not loading. It should display a number, such as 'disk5'. Look in the expanded volume tile for “Disk Identifier”. To verify this you can try the following: run SoftRAID.

Some customers have noticed that their SoftRAID volume does not mount in High Sierra (10.13.x) after updating the driver.