It's kind of tricky to get you the exact output since my Mac doesn't connect to the internet but sudo sh parallel-tools-install.sh seems to run to completion except one of the lines gets an error message tacked onto the end something like:
prluserd:Floating point exception, line 83.
If you keep the unpacked files the line 83 actually applies to the script.
It all works perfectly in a clean install but on an upgrade, or on an uninstall followed by a reinstall I get this error.
I managed to do a successful re-install be deleting all my xorg.conf files before running sudo sh parallel-tools-install.sh but then I end up with a very badly configured X server. When I get the chance, I'll try and copy the xorg.conf file sideways and then re-install it afterward. Currently though, it looks like the installation process doesn't like the xorg.conf files created by the previous installation process.
This isn't causing me a big problem ATM since the main linux install I use has just been upgraded so I can use the clean install option, but I think it would be nice to get to the bottom of this before the next upgrade to Parallels just in case the problem is more widespread then.
Last edited: Dec 10, 2007