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This Drobo has worked fine for me until I upgraded to El Capitan. Due to various security and support issues, last year Apple announced plans to discontinue any support for Java 6 in future versions of OS X: OS X v10.11 is the last major release of OS X that will support the previously deprecated Java 6 runtime and tools provided by Apple. My DroboPro is out of warranty so therefore I am useless to this company. The bad news for those that need Java 6 on macOS 10.12 Sierra is that it is no longer officially supported on anything higher than OS X 10.11 El Capitan.

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Ethernet shows it is connected to the manual port and I’ve set the correct discovery settings on the drobo as per previous instructions by DataRobotics. I’ve followed the instructions at Stackexchange but I am still unable to connect to my drobo. Hey there… thanks for your suggestions here.

Would cost me thousands of dollars to get a new drobo (drive pack not compatible with new Drobos). My DroboPro is out of warranty so therefore I am useless to this company. Ethernet shows it is connected to the manual port (xxx.xx.1.5) and I’ve set the discovery settings on the drobo to (xxx.xx.1.10) as per previous instructions by Drobo. I can't see why this solution wouldn't work for El Capitan. Just realised this is for El capitan this above solution worked for yosemete. Contents Level -> Change R+W for all and then apply to enclosed items '. Hey there… thanks for your suggestions here. then the app opens in the other accounts. Found the original post with download links here: ĭo not forget to enable SIP again in the end.

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After rebooting again update to current dashboard version and boot again in recovery mode to enable csrutil again.Īfter reboot open system prefs firewall and check that all three Drobo components can connect to the internet.

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Reboot again and install Java for Mac 2015 and Dashboard 2.6.2. Reboot in recovery mode, press Cmd+R while booting, open Terminal and type: csrutil disable and hit enter. You have to disable SIP, install java 2015 for mac and dashboard 2.6.2 and then enable SIP again.

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The old iscsi driver from dashboard 2.6.2 is still working under El Capitan.

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Once you have installed an earlier version of Drobo Dashboard (up to 2.6.2 / 2.6.3), Drobo’s version of the ATTO iSCSI initiator will continue to function even after Dashboard updates, as long as you keep Apple’s Java for Mac 2015 installed (needs a re-install after an OS upgrade El Capitain will be the last Apple OS to support this).īuying the expensive ATTO iSCSI initiator will mount the drives, but you will still be unable to manage your Drobos only via USB / FireWire Why can Drobo support their Software? I send them a DroboDiag and they only say their is no hardware issue but the Support has stopped because the DroboPro is EOF :-((((ĭrobo dropped the iSCSI initiator from all versions of Drobo Dashboard since 2.6.4. I own dozen of Apple Computer which are EOF but when I call them for an Software Item they tried to help me. I ask for support and not for an replacement of the hardware. I own 12 Drobo from which are 6 still under warrenty. When I read this forum it seems Drobo drop the supports on iSCSI! Is this correct?įerther i am really pissed off by the Support of Drobo. But I don’t want to use this globalsan software (or ATTO) because I wand to manage my DroboPro with the Drobo Dashboard. I have tried to connect the drobo with the globalsan iSCSI I can mount the Volume. I tried to install it on an 10.6.8, 10.9.5 and 10.10.5 OS X Server. The 3 drobo is from another location and reformated connected to new servers who has only Drobos with USB and FireWire. They are installed a couple of years ago an the OS X an Drobo Software are updated a couple of times in the past. 2 of them works fine with the Drobo Dashboard connection. Every time you launch a Java applet, a Java Web Start application or the Java Control Panel, the system first launches your program and then, in the background (so that performance of your Java application is not impacted), it determines if it has checked in the last 7 days.For me it is really confused.

The information on this page pertains to Oracle Java starting with Java 7, supported with Mac versions 10.7.3 and above.

Also, I have installed the latest java version (8.51) installed from the page. Note that this window appears many times while using the mac.

I have installed El Capitan on my Mac, and whenever the mac boots, this screen appears.

If anyone can help it would sure be appreciated.

My system shows I have the latest Java update, but I keep getting this message popping up very often. I have a MacBook Pro, also running El Capitan and I updated the most recent version of Java, which is Java 8, update 91 and I get the same message you are getting.