ParallelsU460
Bit poster
The latest update still has not fixed this issue :
Version 16.1.2 (49151)
Version 16.1.2 (49151)
Install the app
How to install the app on iOS
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Cannot move file in shared folder after upgrade to PD16
- Thread starter YanK
- Start date
ParallelsU460
Bit poster
The latest update still has not fixed this issue :
Version 16.1.3 (49160)
Version 16.1.3 (49160)
(GalaxyMaster)
Hunter
Well, it works for me, but I am running a patched version. I just created a thread with the latest patch I am using.
AdahAbigail2_
Bit poster
Well, in 16.0.1 it does not seem to work for me:
Code:[root@archlinux parallels-tools-16.0.1.48919]# mount -v -t prl_fs -o host_inodes,share Home /mnt/psf/Home mount: Home mounted on /mnt/psf/Home. [root@archlinux parallels-tools-16.0.1.48919]# mount | fgrep Home Home on /mnt/psf/Home type prl_fs (rw,relatime,sync,ttl=300,share) [root@archlinux parallels-tools-16.0.1.48919]# cp /mnt/psf/Home/.bash_history test cp: skipping file '/mnt/psf/Home/.bash_history', as it was replaced while being copied [root@archlinux parallels-tools-16.0.1.48919]# umount /mnt/psf/Home [root@archlinux parallels-tools-16.0.1.48919]#
As you may see from the output above, the "host_inodes" option has not been set on the mount despite being explicitly requested.
According to the code in prl_fs/super.c in prlfs_fill_super():
Code:... if (prlfs_sb->host_inodes) { struct prlfs_sf_features sff = {PRLFS_SFF_HOST_INODES}; if ((get_sf_features(tg_dev, &sff) < 0) || !(sff.flags & PRLFS_SFF_HOST_INODES)) prlfs_sb->host_inodes = 0; } ...
Which, basically, says that even if "host_inodes" was explicitly requested but the Toolgate does not support it for some reason the option is going to be disabled.
So far, I could not find why it is not enabled :-/
I think there is an issue with how Parallels are parsing the mount options (they are using strsep() for this and the function is destructive to its first argument), but right now the module works after I recompiled, unloaded, and loaded it back zillion times. There is a chance that the memory is actually corrupted somewhere (I had a version of the module where it was duplicating the option string before feeding it through strsep() and it was the first iteration that actually worked).
function is destructive to its first argument), but right now the module works after I recompiled, unloaded, and loaded it back zillion times. There is a chance that the memory is actually corrupted somewhere
Well, in 16.0.1 it does not seem to work for me:
Code:[root@archlinux parallels-tools-16.0.1.48919]# mount -v -t prl_fs -o host_inodes,share Home /mnt/psf/Home mount: Home mounted on /mnt/psf/Home. [root@archlinux parallels-tools-16.0.1.48919]# mount | fgrep Home Home on /mnt/psf/Home type prl_fs (rw,relatime,sync,ttl=300,share) [root@archlinux parallels-tools-16.0.1.48919]# cp /mnt/psf/Home/.bash_history test cp: skipping file '/mnt/psf/Home/.bash_history', as it was replaced while being copied [root@archlinux parallels-tools-16.0.1.48919]# umount /mnt/psf/Home [root@archlinux parallels-tools-16.0.1.48919]#
As you may see from the output above, the "host_inodes" option has not been set on the mount despite being explicitly requested.
According to the code in prl_fs/super.c in prlfs_fill_super():
Code:... if (prlfs_sb->host_inodes) { struct prlfs_sf_features sff = {PRLFS_SFF_HOST_INODES}; if ((get_sf_features(tg_dev, &sff) < 0) || !(sff.flags & PRLFS_SFF_HOST_INODES)) prlfs_sb->host_inodes = 0; } ...
Which, basically, says that even if "host_inodes" was explicitly requested but the Toolgate does not support it for some reason the option is going to be disabled.
So far, I could not find why it is not enabled :-/