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recently upgraded my instance of Parallels to version 26.2.0 (57363) and instantly regretted it. I have a FreeBSD 14.2 virtual machine configured as "Other" OS that started kernel panicking on every boot. The worst part is, I've heard that this is usually resolved by updating the operating...

I have a misconfigured VM that will only boot into the virtual bios. See screenshot In this state, I am unable to shutdown the VM via the Action --> Shutdown menu option, it remains running. This also means I am unable to reconfigure the machine, since it is technically still running. The...

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Hello friends, I was using Windows 10 thru Parallels Desktop 19, it worked but, at one point it stopped responding, I shut it down, and ever since after - when I try to launch it, it once said "operating system is not found" and opened the BIOS where I clicked continue, but now every time I...

Hi all! I'm in a bit of a pickle here, and need urgent assistance. Really hope you guys have some good advice, greatly appreciated! Setup: Macbook Pro M1 Running Parallels 18 Windows 11 Insider Preview (only thing that worked three years ago) The issue: Windows updates kept giving me...

Hi all, I am using Parallels Desktop Pro Versión 19.0.0 (54570) in an apple M1 architecture. - I want to get a Linux Guest VM configured with TPM emulation to Boot a Fedora 38 Linux guest arm64 using secure boot. Currently I am able by changing by hand the config.pvs file by adding the below...

Hello all I have a FreeBSD VM that I've installed as 'Other' for the OS choice. It's working fine for my needs but annoyingly I can't get a resolution other than 1024x768. In the FreeBSD boot prompt you can type `gop list` to list the resolutions that I am guessing UEFI is telling BSD what...

Intel iMac 2019, 27", i9-9900K, DDR4 64GB I created a virtual machine with "other->FreeBSD", and I tried to boot with FreeBSD-13.1, the boot loader printed an error "Can not open /boot/lua/loader.lua". I tried again with creating a virtual machien with "other->other", setting "BIOS" to "64-bit...

Hi, I have tried installing Gentoo arm64 now several times on parallels 17.1.4 on an Apple M1 machine but cannot get it to boot, no matter what I do. I followed: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Quick_Installation_Checklist and tried both the UEFI/GPT version as BIOS/GPT version. Seems to me that...

I am trying to set up vm using UEFI netboot Ubuntu. However both uefi 32 and uefi 64 only request dhcp IP when booting network. Following is dhcpdump from my box running dnsmasq: ``` # dhcpdump -i lan TIME: 2022-03-05 15:22:06.264 IP: 0.0.0.0 (0:1c:42:b9:de:bb) > 255.255.255.255...

Sorry if this has been addressed before. If so, perhaps someone can kindly provide a link to the relevant discussion. If not, I hope some of the experts can provide a few pointers as to the best way to achieve the upgrade, if at all possible. To ease the transition, I thought it would be a good...

macOS: Big Sur 11.6 Parallels Desktop: 17.0.1 Installation image: Win11_English_x64.iso Hi, I was trying to create a new Win11 VM, and I followed the instructions from this post https://kb.parallels.com/en/128449, after adding the TPM Chip and the installation began, a Parallels Virtual...

So, apparently this is possible using the following procedure: 1. Back up your VM file in case you screw up [!!!!] 2. Boot into your Win10 VM as usual. 3. Check your Win10 virtual hard disk using the administrative tools to see: a. If there are no more than 3 partitions. If there are, see...

Hi, I want to add a TPM chip to my Windows VM, but the options are unavailable. Here are some details of my systems: Parallel Desktop Version 17.0.1 (51482) Device: MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2020) Processor: 2.3 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i7 VM: Windows 10 BIOS: UEFI To upgrade to Windows 11, I...

1.Support uefi startup of linux system. 2.Support wayland display service of linux system. 3.Support opengl 4.1+ graphics API. thanks.

Hi, I can't find a way to access to the UEFI Secure boot menu. I want to view and edit the keys/signatures. I already setup the boot flags : vm.efi.secureboot = 1 vm.bios.efi=1 The only time I saw this menu was just after the first reboot after installing a fresh Ubuntu with secure boot support.