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Although VT-x support is a processor feature and is independent of chipset/motherboard, it does need to be turned on. That is done in BIOS. If you don't see the option in your BIOS to turn VT on or off, you need to let the vendor of your system know that you would like a BIOS that actually...

Try linux-kernel-devel I had no problems getting parallels-config to build and install. I did also install the linux-kernel-devel and linux-libc-dev packages. You might give those a shot. Ryan

I don't think it is necessairly a Ubuntu issue. I'm using Edgy and have no problems with speed. The Parallels guest is significantly more responsive than with VMware. There are some significant differences to your envirnonment though. I have much newer hardware. I'm also running XP in my...

While I can't speak for Parallels, I can understand why they don't yet support a 64-bit environment. The virtualization setup is significantly different. For example, for VT support, the setup of the VMCS structure needs to be different and would just cause VMLAUNCH to fail in a 64-bit...

Any Update On This? Hey guys. Is there any update on this? I'll be happy to provide more information if you need. I can verify that this is an issue on OpenSuSE 10.2 as well. Ryan

I've been running RC for a short while. Unfortunately I'm getting an odd behavior. Whenever I configure the virtual sound device to output via arts, starting the virtual machine causes a SIGABRT. Setting the sound device to go straight to /dev/dsp makes the issue go away. This is with a...

I'm wondering if this might be an x86-64 vs. x86 issue. I have it installed in SuSE 10.1 and had no problem with the install. However, I did this on a plain 32-bit system. In addition, one thing that might have made a difference is that in /usr/src/linux I have done a make cloneconfig and...