I have read help of parallels workstation about "solaris network driver install" to install RTL8029 but when i connect to vmtools.iso image but i can't find where it mount . i find in "/cdrom" but it isn't here , i tried this command "#mount /dev/dsk/c0t1d0p0 /cdrom" and get message "mount: /dev/dsk/c0t1d0p0 write-protected".Please help me
I'm having a problem mounting the the image too. When I use the command shown above, I get the following error: mount: Operation not applicable to FSType -hsfs I'm running Parallels under OS X and if I give the mount command alone, I see c0d0s0 and c0d0s7 as mounted partitions. Any ideas how I can mount the image required to install the Solaris networking drivers?
I figured out how to get to the vmtools.iso file and didn't need to use the mount command at all. My networking is now up and I I now have a working SUSE, WinXP and Solaris 10 VM. I can SSH to and from the OS X machine to the Solaris 10 VM.
How did you end up mounting the vmtools.iso? I am running Solaris 10 11/06 and I can't seem to mount a cd or iso at all.
I have solved the issue. When setting up the CD/DVD in the configuration editor, in the attachment options for the CD/DVD options I had to select IDE 0:1. After the change, the vmtools image automounted in Solaris. When I set up the device originally it defaulted to IDE 1:0. For the benefit of others on the forum my set up is as follows: 2.1 Ghz MacBook Pro 2 GM RAM Parallels 3188 Solaris 10 11/06 with 784 MB memory allocated.
