Delete any left over folders like C:\Windows\CCM or CCMSETUP or CMCACHE. Watch task manager for CCMSETUP.exe to go away. Open an elevated CMD and go to he path C:\Windows\CCMSETUP and press enter. Plus their tech specs indicate 10.7 as the minimum OS.Īny advice you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Then in File Explorer visit C:\Windows\CCMSETUP. I know Drobo is now leaning customers towards SNS but there seems to be a recent instance of their initiator and DroboPro throwing some error messages. Is this truly the case? What would be your suggestion in getting 10.6.8 on a Mac Pro to mount a DroboPro via iscsi reliably? In a thread I thought I read that if you initially install Dashboard that included the iscsi initiator, that later installs would continue to use the existing initiator software to find and mount the DroboPro. Booting 10.7 or better allowed 2.7.1 to see the drobo via usb. Version 2.7.1 does not recognize the DroboPro at all under 10.6.8. It does powerup and mount using usb as expected. Is it safe to use that version long term? 2.0.4 apparently included an improved driver for iscsi but I cannot seem to get the Drobo to be recognized using iscsi and ultimately the DroboPro goes to sleep and powers down.
Version 1.7.3 seems to be the most reliable in terms of scanning the ethernet bus, locating the drive, and mounting it after opening dashboard. I understand that D-R removed iscsi support in Dashboard after their agreement with ATTO ended. The firmware is up to date but the software is where I seem to be getting stuck. Well, I just saw on the site that Apple secretly (ie. I am attempting to setup a Mac Pro with 10.6.8 Server and want to attach a DroboPro via the 2nd ethernet port. I know that a number of folks that visit this site are still using Snow Leopard.
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