Hi all, I have upgraded to the latest Parallels Desktop 16 and I run Fedora Linux 32 in it with the latest 5.8.18 Linux kernel. Things are much more sluggish (slow) than when I was running Parallels Desktop 15. I wonder if this is being caused because all prl_* kernel modules are not being loaded... Parallels Tools was compiled and the following kernel modules created: prl_eth.ko.xz prl_fs_freeze.ko.xz prl_fs.ko.xz prl_tg.ko.xz prl_vid.ko.xz I have noticed that, when Fedora is running, only prl_tg and prl_vid are loaded. Can this be the cause of the sluggishness? I feel that the graphics is very slow (I've allocated the recommended 512Mb to the VM). Thanks, Avinash
Hi, I have noticed that The native resolution of my Macbook Pro (2880 x 1800) is not shown in the Fedora "Displays" preference Choosing a lower resolution in Fedora (e.g. 1920 x 1200) which has the same aspect ratio makes things much quicker (but at the expense of not running at the Retina resolution obviously). I don't seem to have had this issue with Parallels 15. Once again, I'm running a fully updated Fedora 32 with the Parallels Tools compiled.
Hi, I have just compiled Parallels Tools with the patch suggested by (GalaxyMaster) (see https://forum.parallels.com/threads/path-for-kernel-5-9-1.351222/) and everything now works great. Linux is snappy and, more importantly, all modules (prl_fs_freeze, prl_fs, prl_eth, prl_vid and prl_tg) are ow loaded at boot. The only issue I had was that, for some reason, Google Chrome showed a gray screen when launched. Adding --disable-gpu as a parameter solved the problem and I don't see any big performance loss.
