That’s cool. I will use the shorter syntax next time.
Make sure when you connect a raw disk to VMware it is actually the final RAID volume and not original individual disks. I did initial installation and never got any errors to do with blessing boot or anything. Never needed to delete any caches.
This opens up an avenue to do system updates in VMware without any additional worries about RAID. Just boot into another macOS with VMware, update it there in a VM and reboot back to have the updated system running on RAID.
Make sure when you connect a raw disk to VMware it is actually the final RAID volume and not original individual disks. I did initial installation and never got any errors to do with blessing boot or anything. Never needed to delete any caches.
This opens up an avenue to do system updates in VMware without any additional worries about RAID. Just boot into another macOS with VMware, update it there in a VM and reboot back to have the updated system running on RAID.