Hi, I have a USB-2 memory stick I use with OS/X quite happily. Whenever I use it under XP it reports it is not attached to a hi-speed USB device. Since the MACBook Pro only has hi-speed usb2.0 ports, I'm unsure why I get this error. Anybody any ideas ? Thanks, Paul
Would that be the reason why I get a BSOD when I attempt to copy music from WinXP (running in Parallels) via the USB port onto my iRiver U10? It can see the device and it's contents, but as soon as I initiate a transfer of music, bang BSOD!
At the moment, I can't transfer file larger than 40 MB between XP (on Parallel) and my USB HDD... It just froze and I have to quit Parallels. Hope they can implement USB 2 soon.
a bunch of us are not happy that parallels can't "see" our garmin edge 305 gps/cyclometer...this may be a usb1.1 vs usb2 issue as well: http://forums.parallels.com/thread4583.html don
I think you just have to be patient with the Parallels team. It's been out for how long? Two months? VMWare still doesn't have USB 2 support, and Virtual PC doesn't even have USB 1.1 support. And VMWare workstation still doesn't suppport Vista (although VMWare server does). They are doing a great job. It's not perfect, but it's as good as anything else out there for a fraction of the price.
