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Hi. Try to link /dev/sr0 to /dev/cdrom this may help to you. PS: We will fix this problem in future versions.

Hi. Anyway Parallels checking configuration before start and refused to start when configuration is locked by another instance. Also you can write little wrapper for run parallels. Something like #!/bin/sh if test ! -e "/path/to/configuration/.configuration.pvs.lock"; then...

When you get this problem again, please post output of the following commands to this thread: 1. dmesg 2. lsmod 2. ps aux | grep -i prl thx.

Try: apt-get install libqt3-mt

Problem is in the x86_64 arch. checking for x86 platform... configure: error: x86 platform is not supported This message mean: x86_64 platform is not supported. Thank you, we will fix this typo. PS: SMP Kernels are supported by Parallels.

Thank you. We will fix this.

Hi. Please send log file to us, or post it here.

Please post output of dmesg here.

Thanks, we have found and fix this :) (Wait for next versions of PD :)

This message provided by Apple Installer, not by us :) Please report this to Apple.

Thanks :) This features already in scope of next versions.

Thanks for the report. We found and fix this problem.

Probably any access to smb from outside will cause this problem. Can you test this and report to Apple if this problem is in smb ?

Try to view via Activity Monitor which process have too many threads or too many child processes.

Try to rename /usr/local/Trolltech/Qt-4.1.2 to something else, or move it to another place. This is wery simply workaround.

afore, thanks for the report.

Can you pack /usr/lib/parallels/drivers and send to reports@parallels.com with subject "SuSe 10.1 drivers compilation problem". You must run parallels-config before this.

Please check out /var/log/install.log for errors or send it to reports@parallels.com.

Uninstaller now included in main dmg package :) I recommend you to uninstall it because package name is changed and your OSx will keep two version of parallels.

Enable checkbox - Parallels Workstation -> Preferences -> User interface -> Change Mac OS X Resolution. When it enabled, then PW automatically switch guest to native host resolition in fullscreen.