On reboot, the tgz file is magically gone and Plex has been upgraded. tgz file and place it in the DroboApps folder and reboot the Drobo. I guess it worked, but I now got another “Upgrade” message.Īttempt 3: I finally (I think) found the right way to do the upgrade. So I uninstalled the new Plex (I was not able to delete it), and rebooted the Drobo.Īttempt 2: Still being cautious, I now attempted to do a “drag and drop” into the Plex folder and select the replace option for duplicates. Lets blame this one on my ignorance on how the Apps work on the Drobo. tgz file, unzip, drag-drop to DroboApps, reboot… FAIL! It really messed things up. I did look online to see what “the people” were saying about how to upgrade and there seemed to be a couple of choices.Īttempt 1: Being a bit cautious, I tried the old school way of doing this: Rename Plex to Plex_Old, Download the new. So I fearlessly moved on to upgrading Plex on the Drobo. I figured it might be due to me having an older version of the PLEX app on the Drobo.
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