M1 System Extension Cache Rebuilding Loop

I had this problem with Segate. First I ran it 3 times and that fixed it. Maybe for now anyway. I also found this on their website, which avoids using Terminal. https://www.lacie.com/gb/en/support/kb/how-to-change-startup-disk-security-settings-on-an-apple-silicon-mac/

• 1. Some Seagate and LaCie software use a kernel extension (kext). Apple silicon Macs require that users change the security settings to ‘Reduced Security’ for the software to function properly.
• 1. To change the level of security on your startup disk:
• 1. Shut down the Mac
• 1. Press and hold the power button until you see “Loading startup options”
• 1. Click Options
• 1. Click Continue
• 1. If asked, select a user > Click Next > Enter password for admin account
• 1. In the menu bar at the top, Select Utilities > Startup Security Utility
• 1. Select the startup disk
• 1. If the disk is encrypted, Click Unlock > Enter Password > Click Unlock
• 1. Click Security Policy
• 1. Select Reduced Security
• 1. Put a check next to “Allow user management of kernel extensions from identified developers”
• 1. Click OK
• 1. Enter admin password > click OK
• 1. Once changes are applied, click the Apple icon and Restart