Been using the same three lines of code to patch for a while now. Seems to still work (even with .17 this morning), but we shouldn't have to be doing this.
Is there any fix out there to use parallel tools with >5.9.0 kernel? If so please help me out. Thanks
Hello guys, could you collect the tech report once the issue reproduced please and post the report's ID here? We are looking forward to your reply.
Yes it is. I asked already for a refund. The granted my refunds, so thanks for this. But i currently use VirtualBox and works greate with Linux =>5.9.0
You're kidding, right? You guys collect subscription money for an updated version of Parallels in September that only supports a kernel that's already in use. Kernels are basically updated twice a week throughout the year. Every November (and May) a new major kernel rolls out which breaks Parallels. In short, the update lasts a total of 2 MONTHS before some of us investigate and provide our own home-fixes until you finally incorporate WHAT WE DO the following September. Until then, the usual response is "Sorry, we don't support that kernel". This nonsense has been going on FOR SEVERAL YEARS. I doubt very much giving you a tech report to satisfy your bureaucracy will solve anything until you prioritize the way you deal with Linux updates. You used to have a guy that did that. Seems he's long gone.
As it would happen, Fedora 33 just rolled out Kernel 5.11.7, which just broke the current user-driven fix for Parallels Tools. This has almost become untenable.
If it weren't for @(GalaxyMaster)'s advance leg work on 5.11.1 (https://forum.parallels.com/threads...el-5-11-1-parallels-tools-16-1-3-4960.352695/) a good lot of us would be dead in the water right now.