unix

Hi, I configured a NetBSD (x86_64) ISO as the primary boot device. But on boot, Parallels displays a generic prompt claiming that no media is inserted. Then it shows a BIOS screen that doesn't respond to arrow keys. macOS Tahoe

A simple way for Parallels to improve their *nix support is to provide the ability to configure a vm to use open-vm-tools (open software). This would reduce the problems in *nix systems due to poor or non-support of various *nix drivers such as video, network, and SSD/HD.

1. Migrate to open-vmware-tools : they stay current with kernel and seem to have less 'hooks' into kernel to get messed up every release - I also run VMware and it has nowhere the issues I see with Parallels Tools on *nix. 2. Clearly state which linux distros are supported and what works at what...

Add official OpenBSD support - add OpenBSD as a choice as in the guest list (such as FreeBSD), support for automatic guest stop when the system reaches a halted state etc.