Hi,
I have a Thunderbolt Display connected to my MacBook Pro (8,2 -- mid 2011) running Mountain Lion. I run the system with the lid closed and the Thunderbolt display as the only display.
When I have an Ubuntu guest running, the system won't wakeup after sleep. If I open the lid, the system wakes up, but the Thunderbolt display does not come to life. I have to do a disconnect/connect cycle of the Thunderbolt connector to get the display back. I can then close the lid and continue.
This problem does not happen with a VM running Windows 7 guest, so I am guessing the Parallels Tools for Linux have a problem.
I only recently got the Thunderbolt Display, and I don't *think* the problem ocurred under Lion, but I am not sure. So this *could* be a Mountain Lion only problem.
Parallels version: 7.0.15104
Anyone else able to reproduce this?
/Niels
I have a Thunderbolt Display connected to my MacBook Pro (8,2 -- mid 2011) running Mountain Lion. I run the system with the lid closed and the Thunderbolt display as the only display.
When I have an Ubuntu guest running, the system won't wakeup after sleep. If I open the lid, the system wakes up, but the Thunderbolt display does not come to life. I have to do a disconnect/connect cycle of the Thunderbolt connector to get the display back. I can then close the lid and continue.
This problem does not happen with a VM running Windows 7 guest, so I am guessing the Parallels Tools for Linux have a problem.
I only recently got the Thunderbolt Display, and I don't *think* the problem ocurred under Lion, but I am not sure. So this *could* be a Mountain Lion only problem.
Parallels version: 7.0.15104
Anyone else able to reproduce this?
/Niels