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Has anyone tried this device in build 3186 or 3188? I'm very interested in it, but don't want to use bootcamp to use it. (I haven't bought one yet, so I can't try it myself.)

I'm really looking for this support, too. Any word on whether RC3 supports Vista Bootcamp partiontions? My guess is no, or that'd be listed in the features. Please, Parallels, can you add this soon?

Is Vista the problem here? I'm having trouble finding information on using the BootCamp partition--requirements/settings/etc. If confifgure Parallels for XP, then I can select Boot Camp partition. I really need Vista support for this feature.

I have Vista Ultimate RC2 installed via Boot Camp and Parallels build 3120. When I select Custom, WIndows/Vista, my "Use Boot Camp" option is grayed out. Anyone know how to fix this?

I bought a Garmin StreetPilot C320 last week, and it works very well with Parallels. I've updated the device software using WebUpdater and I've installed maps. I just picked up a 1GB SD card today, so I'm filling that with maps now. It's quite slow...taking about 2 hours to fill up the...

So many people are requesting this feature, yet it goes against the fundamental design of virtual machines. The beauty of virtual machines, be it Parallels, VMWare, MS Virtual PC, Virtual Server, etc, is that the guest OS sees a generic hardware layer. The machines are portable simply by...

I'm not sure how much support you'll get for Win98. Microsoft is suspending support in June.

What VPN client are you using? What type of connection? I'm using the built-in XP VPN client to connect to a PPTP vpn server with no problem.

Probably not. It's not even supported in Windows XP running via Boot Camp. The built-in iSight is a USB device, so once USB support is added to Parallels Workstation, it's theoretically possible, but Apple will need to release the drivers, or a 3rd party will need to develop them.

Tim, I'd love to be able to add a 2nd network adapter to my VM and enable Host-Only networking on that adapter. I could then enable/disable or even ignore the state of the bridged adapter when I don't need internet access. This would allow me to always have connectiivty between the host and...

This is the craziest thread ever. I wish I had a Core Duo Mini just to try this on. :p

As others have reported, Beta2 has resolved my issue of being able to access SMB shares on my MacBook pro from my WinXP Pro guest. Excellent work!

Nice. And as Tim just posted, this is going to be addressed. Excellent.

I just tested this on my MBP and saw the same behavior. But, I don't quite think this is a bug, but a limitation--expected behavior. When a VM is powered on, there are several files open and being written to on the guest side, and one file on the host side--the virtual hard drive. Pausing...

My VM is bound to EN1 on my MacBook Pro, and I'm using DHCP on the host and the VM. No problems, other than the aforementioned issue with using SMB from the guest to the host.

Which interface is your guest machine bound to? I believe that if it is bound to EN0 (onboard ethernet) then it will work, but Parallels has a bug when bound to EN1 (Airport) that is supposed to be fixed before it goes RTM.

This is the same, and only problem I can see, that I am having with binding the guest OS to the Airport card (EN1). If we could add other virtual NICs to the guest machine, we might have a work around, but that's not an option right now.