Chris von Rabenau
Member
Seems to me that I am missing something here.
Shouldn't I be able to see my guest drive when it is running?
I have lived with the way it is for some time. However, I want to begin a more rigorous separation of my work product and my personal product. Up to now, I have maintained a work directory on my Mac side and shared that directory with my guest OS. I want to move this directory to my guest OS. My only hesitation is that when I boot up my guest OS, the 'Windows' bootcamp directory disappears from my list of devices.
I have verified that 'Enable access to Windows folders from Mac' and 'Mount virtual disks to Mac OS X desktop' are both selected.
Am I missing something? This has been the way I have experienced Parallels from the beginning in 3.0 and now in 4.0. Is it because this is a Bootcamp drive?
Shouldn't I be able to see my guest drive when it is running?
I have lived with the way it is for some time. However, I want to begin a more rigorous separation of my work product and my personal product. Up to now, I have maintained a work directory on my Mac side and shared that directory with my guest OS. I want to move this directory to my guest OS. My only hesitation is that when I boot up my guest OS, the 'Windows' bootcamp directory disappears from my list of devices.
I have verified that 'Enable access to Windows folders from Mac' and 'Mount virtual disks to Mac OS X desktop' are both selected.
Am I missing something? This has been the way I have experienced Parallels from the beginning in 3.0 and now in 4.0. Is it because this is a Bootcamp drive?