Mouse Pointer is invisible, no mouse host/guest integration, with Parallels Tools

azlobo73

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Host OS is up-to-date OSX 10.8. Parallels Destkop 8, latest update. Guest OS is CentOS 6.4.

The mouse pointer invisible, and is not integrated with the Apple desktop. Is there a known issue? I looked but did not find (perhaps I did not search with the correct terms). Anyone?

Thanks!
 
Similar situation here ... the host is OSX 10.8.3 with Parallels 8 (latest update, 8.0.18483); guest OS is Centos 6.4.

The mouse pointer disappears within the Centos virtual machine whenever Parallels Tools is installed.

Remove Parallels Tools and the mouse pointer becomes visible (but of course with edge stickiness). I have removed and reinstalled Parallels Tools a couple times. Have also completely deleted and rebuilt the Centos 6.4 guest system from scratch three times.

This is because another Centos 6.4 machine created a couple weeks ago does NOT have this behavior. Mouse pointer works fine. The only difference between the two installs I know of is that the new virtual machine has a different non-default disk partition scheme. But that shouldn't affect the mouse ...?
 
No graphics in morden linux under PD9

Similar situation here ... the host is OSX 10.8.3 with Parallels 8 (latest update, 8.0.18483); guest OS is Centos 6.4.

The mouse pointer disappears within the Centos virtual machine whenever Parallels Tools is installed.
?

Having the same problem, just upgraded to PD9 and problem is still here, so the problem, as I can see from log files in incompatible parallels desktop video driver installed with paralell tools or something changed inside new Xorg server.

using
X.Org X Server 1.13.2
Release Date: 2013-01-24
from OpenSUSE distribution

logfile contains
Code:
 [   109.356] (EE) PRLVIDEO: Could not show Hardware cursor: result - 0x00000000, status - 0xF000001C.
 ....
 
During digging the forum I've found a solution of my problem
I got the mouse working (prlmouse loaded) by removing the 'MatchTag "prlmouse"' line from /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-prlmouse.conf

so there is a bug in prl tools installer, it generates wrong configuration files for OpenSUSE 12.3 however another issue appeared - when mouse is moving around the vm screen the picture become dirty ( http://screencast.com/t/OpDvBFmnqto ) , however this was fixed by disabling vertical sync in VM Configuration->devices->video section
 
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