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Are there any way to redirect the sound output of Parallels VMs to aRts?. With some applications this is possible with the command artsdsp <bynary file>. For what aRTs Daemon option in Parallels? Ideas for the future?

Someday my friend . . . http://forum.parallels.com/private.php?do=showpm&pmid=49 RS37

Since 23/04/2006 I am waiting for the promised solution... http://forum.parallels.com/archive/index.php/t-951.html Release 2204 was launched and nothing. With parallels mouse sync tool installed - no whell, no third bottom and even no any mouse bottom or pointer operational in win-os2...

Actually, the best driver for eCS or OS/2 (tested with MCP2) guest VM for Linux hosts is the Realtek ALC Codec Audio Device Driver for OS/2 Version 1.30 that comes with Parallels tools for OS/2. UNIAUD based on ALSA Project, even the lastest version 1.1.4RC3, is problematic with mp3 files if...

Hi, Anyone could explain in details the interaction of sound players running in Parallels VM guests to /dev/dsp device in Linux hosts or in the equivalent device in Windows hosts? With Linux hosts, the volume sound guest control is bypassed. How exactly all this works. Thanks in advance.

== Known issues == * USB devices cannot be connected to Parallels Workstation virtual machines in Linux primary OS if PW was launched from a non-root user ************************************************************************************ That is not true. I have a Windows XP guest...

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The only thing I saw resolved by this 2.2 Build 2204 updated is that now /dev/sr0 (CD/DVD ROM) in Linux hosts is recognized by Parallels and finally we can use ImageTool. The bugged US International layout keyboard (dead-keys) and other keyboard issues like Brazilian ABNT2 layout are very...

Hi Andrew, What is really irritant is mouse sync tool impossibility of use as described in http://forum.parallels.com/thread11319.html I've used OS/2 for a long time and have lots of important work documents edited in Describe WP, REXX scripts for many things, and others files not practible...

Andrew @ Parallels doesn't work for Parallels anymore? Does anyone works in the parallels support for eCs 1.2, OS/2 guests or for the future eCs 2.0?

Since 23/04/2006 I am waiting for the promised solution... http://forum.parallels.com/archive/index.php/t-951.html Version 2.2 was launched and the problem continues. With parallels mouse sync tool - no whell, no third bottom and even no any mouse bottom operational in win-os2 full screem...

I think wasn´t clear in the last message that ¨copy¨ from Parallels WinXp guest and ¨paste¨ to Firefox, OpenOffice.org and the others applications cited works without problem. Only ¨copy¨ from these linux applications stayed unavailble to ¨paste¨ to win applications. I´ve noted that...

And for WinXP guest? Is possible to increase the 8 MB of video memory?

Ynot, I have to disagree about that. With WinXP as a guest in this same host the sound driver automatically detected and installed works nice and the same not happen with Win2k as I have explained. /dev/dsp errors occur because parallels sometimes try to access the sound device when it is still...

With Mandriva 2007 as a host and Parallels running a WinXP as a guest (KDE), some applications like Firefox browser, Thunderbird e-mail client, OpenOffice.org suite, "copy and paste" directly to windows applications doesn't work. The workaround is to copy to some KDE integrated application like...

Unfortunately, that forum now is not a "howto" but some kind of miscellaneous questions collection.

I think you are right. It only detects what is available but is not able to use. :(

To be more specific - if the purpose is to permit multiple access to sound hardware as I guess, why is Parallels unable to load when this option is apllied?

Mandriva 2007 supports USB Parallels ports in the same (and restricted) way as occour with other distros. Only USB 1.1. Only Mac users of Parallels has announced full USB 2.0 support.

I run two vitual machines, eComStation1.2 and Windows 2000 Pro in Mandriva Linux 2007 as a host in a Toshiba Satellite A105 - S2716 notebook. Both of them are stable and the major problems that I have identified are restricted to USB support (poor compared to the mac version).