Hi All,
I am new to the world of MAC's but I must say that so far I am impressed. But I am having problems with my shared folders. I use VMWARE every day so I understand how how sharing files is supposed to work in a virtual environment.
I have decided to share the Documents folder from my MAC host to my newly converted Windows XP machine, and I am able to access them, sort of. There has been times that I have added or updated a document on the shared folder from the VM, but the updated document does not show up in the Documents folder of my MAC. There are other times that I see documents in my Documents folder of the MAC but I do not see them in the shared folder on the VM. I know it sounds weird but I do not know what to make of it. It is almost like there is a ghost or cached image of the document sitting around waiting to find its way home.
I have repeatedly checked the path of the files I am looking at to ensure that they were referencing the share and not a location in the local drive to the VM.
Has anyone seen Parallels act like this? Any suggestions on what I could look for?
Thanks, Steve
I am new to the world of MAC's but I must say that so far I am impressed. But I am having problems with my shared folders. I use VMWARE every day so I understand how how sharing files is supposed to work in a virtual environment.
I have decided to share the Documents folder from my MAC host to my newly converted Windows XP machine, and I am able to access them, sort of. There has been times that I have added or updated a document on the shared folder from the VM, but the updated document does not show up in the Documents folder of my MAC. There are other times that I see documents in my Documents folder of the MAC but I do not see them in the shared folder on the VM. I know it sounds weird but I do not know what to make of it. It is almost like there is a ghost or cached image of the document sitting around waiting to find its way home.
I have repeatedly checked the path of the files I am looking at to ensure that they were referencing the share and not a location in the local drive to the VM.
Has anyone seen Parallels act like this? Any suggestions on what I could look for?
Thanks, Steve