Well, reporting them to you certainly hasn't worked either! You've consistently ignored everything I've said in this thread, only to tell me things that are clearly wrong and that you haven't even tried.
Let's review:
1. I report that there's an interface bug installing Linux ISOs.
2. You tell me to try 5608.
3. I tell you that I tried 5608, that it didn't fix the bug, and that the upgrade caused a kernel panic, followed by a loss of suspended VM state.
3. You tell me that 5608 resolves the problem, and that you can't understand why I "think" that upgrading would cause a kernel panic or a loss of suspended VM state.
4. I explain that 5608 doesn't fix the problem, and that the upgrade did cause the panic/dropped VM.
5. You tell me, again, that this is "fixed" in 5608.
You're. Not. LISTENING. Or, worse, you're not understanding.
Watch this movie, which demonstrates me having the problem in 5608:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9SyWCp5XaM
Then:
1. Tell me if you can duplicate the problem yourself
2. Tell me if it's fixed in 5608 (hint: no)
3. Tell me why you repeatedly told me it was fixed in 5608 after I explained the first time that it wasn't
John, did you read the post you linked to? That is VMWare Workstation, not Fusion, from a year ago. It's utterly irrelevant.
Did you try duplicating it yourself? I just successfully installed into VMWare Fusion 2.0 beta 1, using the exact same CentOS 5.1 32-bit ISO that crashes Parallels.
So, once again, you've given me incorrect and irrelevant information.
Before you post your next reply, please check with a manager, or ANYONE, to see if they think that what you're about to post is accurate, or at least helpful.
Last edited: Jun 15, 2008