

I'm certain it's my Yosemite install that is the culprit, as I have not had a single issue with either my Drobo 5D or Dashboard.

What firmware are you on? 3.1.1 or one of the older ones?Īnd just to make sure again, you upgraded from within Yosemite, right? Did it kick out an error message regarding java? Java 7 doesn't work on Yosemite, at least not for me, so when I tried to install Java in order to run the Dashboard installer, Oracle kicks it out to a beta version of Java 8, which never worked.ĭid you uninstall the prior version of Dashboard before upgrading? One sure-fire way of upgrading, of course, is to re-install Mavericks and re-upgrade to Yosemite after dealing with the whole Java/Dashboard issue, which I've been trying to avoid.Īfter installing the Apple's version of Java, the Java error disappeared but Dashboard still wouldn't find the Drobo, nor did the Drobo mount, but after downgrading to 2.5.3, it works again just fine. âget latest dashboard softwareâ: download the latest version of dash board dms disregard the info on the legacy download page for which version of dashboard to use, and get the latest version from the current products page, i’m using v2.8.3 83912 if you want to stay with v2.4.
Old versions of drobo dashboard for mac#
Drobo Firmware 2.1.8 Drobo Firmware 2.1.8 Release Notes Drobo Dashboard 2.6.10 for Mac Drobo Dashboard 2.6.10 for Windows Drobo Dashboard 2.6. Well, you can download 2.6.2 from the link below and it'll probably work just fine. Drobo has released a 3.6.1 version of Dashboard which works fine with Monterey. Drobo Dashboard automatically discovers the Drobos on your network so that you can click through for capacity, status, and other information. Drobo Dashboard 2.6.4 Release Notes Drobo B800fs.
