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Hi Eru, I just tried that. I completely deleted Parallels and all VMs and started from scratch. After installation of OPENSTEP and the VESA drivers I'm again at the same point. I installed the network drivers, edit /etc/hostconfig but at boot time it's the same: I see 2 that the drivers get...

Hi videofx, I have the same problem (other thread here). Did you find a solution yet? Thanks Björn

I still haven't figured this one out, any help or directions please! Thanks a lot Björn

Sorry for bumping, could someone please give me a hint what might be the problem here? Any advice or suggestion on where to look is welcome! Thanks poenn

Hi everyone! I managed to get OPENSTEP 4.2 installed on my MacBook Pro with Parallels 3150RC2. I then applied the Patch 4 to get VESA support, setup my resolution and all is fine. Now I wanted to setup networking. I downloaded the NE2k driver which can be found on the net...

Ah, I just tried "New window". Is there a better way of doing this? I liked Virtual PC'S behaviour. It shows a list of all VMs you have at startup. This list window can stay there all the time and you can choose which VM to pause, boot, suspend, etc.

Thanks, I noticed this menu, but this is a little pedantically. Do I have to do this everytime I want to switch between Linux and Win? I'd prefer to see a list of all available VMs to choose from, like Virtual PC has it... But what's bugging me more is that it seems I can't run 2 VMs at the...

Hi everyone, I have Parallels Desktop for the Mac and am using a VM with Win XP Pro SP2. Now I created a new, second VM for Ubuntu Linux. Now everytime I start Parallels I only see the window of that Linux VM. How can I switch to the Win XP VM? Isn't it possible to have more than 1 VM...