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Is 5160 safe for Intel Mini
- Thread starter al3
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MarkHolbrook
Pro
I have it installed on mine but I don't use my mini much for Parallels so I have not done much testing. Just a little but no problems so far.
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Eru Ithildur
Forum Maven
It's probably just a build that has patch in it that fixes the people's problems.
BenInBlack
Pro
In my opinion, build 5160 is not safe for Mac-mini and if they continue on with current code base, Mini's will be left by the way side.
I have been using since start and would regularly run on betas back in the day of public betas. So when 5160 came out I just upgraded, never had a problem b4. This build was a totally different story.
Note: there was not change in software installed on both Mac and win XP between build 4560 and 5160.
I experienced total lockups, where had to push and hold mini power button. I had the VM and parallels just quit so many times in 2 days I couldn't count. This was just random, there was no way to pin down and it shot my productivity as a programmer down to where i had to revert to 4560.
I really hate to say anything bad, because i think this is a great product. but i would be remiss not to mention this and warn others
I hope that parallels hears my plea and adjusts current direction to not leave Minis by the way side.
I have been using since start and would regularly run on betas back in the day of public betas. So when 5160 came out I just upgraded, never had a problem b4. This build was a totally different story.
Note: there was not change in software installed on both Mac and win XP between build 4560 and 5160.
I experienced total lockups, where had to push and hold mini power button. I had the VM and parallels just quit so many times in 2 days I couldn't count. This was just random, there was no way to pin down and it shot my productivity as a programmer down to where i had to revert to 4560.
I really hate to say anything bad, because i think this is a great product. but i would be remiss not to mention this and warn others
I hope that parallels hears my plea and adjusts current direction to not leave Minis by the way side.
On the previous build, there was some weird bug that caused a total freeze of the Mini. There is a long, long thread about it here somewhere... sometime in July as I remember. Anyway, they came out with a special build 4562 July 25 2007 (which is what my About screen says.) This build works so I'm not ready to run out and try the new one.
I too am saddened with how the company has progressed as of recent. I thought they would get 'better' with a new player coming into their market, but I don't see it. Bottom line I think they are a tiny company that is just overwhelmed by their success coupled with a very complex product and not having a large enough staff to deal with it all.
I can deal with that in an open source environment. But when I pay real money, I need service, not silence... which is what we got last time.
I don't know if VMWare is any better. Right now Parallels works and I don't have need for many whistles and bells. If it was slam-dunk easy for VMWare to use the Parallels VM I'd try it, but I hear their converter is a hit or miss thing.
When OS X 10.5 comes out it will have (production) Bootcamp so maybe that will work well. Re-booting is not that big a deal.
Al
I too am saddened with how the company has progressed as of recent. I thought they would get 'better' with a new player coming into their market, but I don't see it. Bottom line I think they are a tiny company that is just overwhelmed by their success coupled with a very complex product and not having a large enough staff to deal with it all.
I can deal with that in an open source environment. But when I pay real money, I need service, not silence... which is what we got last time.
I don't know if VMWare is any better. Right now Parallels works and I don't have need for many whistles and bells. If it was slam-dunk easy for VMWare to use the Parallels VM I'd try it, but I hear their converter is a hit or miss thing.
When OS X 10.5 comes out it will have (production) Bootcamp so maybe that will work well. Re-booting is not that big a deal.
Al