From what I understand, there are no technical reasons, why neither snapspots nor hibernate works, when Parallel is used with a Boot Camp partition. Am I correct?
It was merely disabled to prevent any problems, when a the user boots the Boot Camp partition directly or modifies important files while it was in the hibernate/snapshot state.
Is there a workaround to this limitation? I don't boot my partition via Boot Camp and would be _very_ happy to regain the snapshot functionality in order to quit and restart parallels immediately without shutting down and booting Windows.
It was merely disabled to prevent any problems, when a the user boots the Boot Camp partition directly or modifies important files while it was in the hibernate/snapshot state.
Is there a workaround to this limitation? I don't boot my partition via Boot Camp and would be _very_ happy to regain the snapshot functionality in order to quit and restart parallels immediately without shutting down and booting Windows.