Hi !
Maybe there are another threads abought that issue but following:
Highpoint states their whole lineup
Is Mojave compatible but there is
the need of editing the system/library/extension IOVMeFamily.kext‘s plist file .
There is - compared with Sierra and High Sierra - a new string entry for
internal generic nvme drivers that
gonna start at boot sequence .
Therefore the hpt nvme kext does‘nt
get loaded and the raidman deamon
can’t find his friends while the SAS
drivers can load and the GUI shows
only SAS .
This plist entry string for internal must be deleted and now the hpt
driver can load and start the raidman
deamon and that case is closed .
I hope that the 32 bit version becomes 64 bit because Highpoint’s saying it‘s Catalina ready ??
Maybe there are another threads abought that issue but following:
Highpoint states their whole lineup
Is Mojave compatible but there is
the need of editing the system/library/extension IOVMeFamily.kext‘s plist file .
There is - compared with Sierra and High Sierra - a new string entry for
internal generic nvme drivers that
gonna start at boot sequence .
Therefore the hpt nvme kext does‘nt
get loaded and the raidman deamon
can’t find his friends while the SAS
drivers can load and the GUI shows
only SAS .
This plist entry string for internal must be deleted and now the hpt
driver can load and start the raidman
deamon and that case is closed .
I hope that the 32 bit version becomes 64 bit because Highpoint’s saying it‘s Catalina ready ??