Randall Bello
Bit poster
I have the lastest version of parallels running on the Mac Pro.
Its running Windows XP Pro nicely (although I have not stressed it).
Each new beta release has its own problems apparently.
The current 1908 build lifted the memory issue as promised.
I did the sleep trick and it worked after several crashes.
I managed to get a Suse Linux 9.2 (tried 10.2 but ran into problems with the install)
to run under 1896.2. Then I installed 1908 and parallels crashed complaining
about the terminal monitor. But finally after moving the VM memory below 1028
it worked (this seemed to do it for me).
I am seeing disk arbitrator failures (not responding) in the logs and this may be why I cannot
load suse 10.0 Anyway my biggest pain now is the fact that I can't get
Suse 9.2 to use a large screen size. I am running on a 23 inch apple but it
only gets to 800x600 resolution. Does anybody know the magic to get
to a larger resolution running linux or is this just a parallels limitation?
I played with the Suse configuration but the console never gets any bigger.
Its running Windows XP Pro nicely (although I have not stressed it).
Each new beta release has its own problems apparently.
The current 1908 build lifted the memory issue as promised.
I did the sleep trick and it worked after several crashes.
I managed to get a Suse Linux 9.2 (tried 10.2 but ran into problems with the install)
to run under 1896.2. Then I installed 1908 and parallels crashed complaining
about the terminal monitor. But finally after moving the VM memory below 1028
it worked (this seemed to do it for me).
I am seeing disk arbitrator failures (not responding) in the logs and this may be why I cannot
load suse 10.0 Anyway my biggest pain now is the fact that I can't get
Suse 9.2 to use a large screen size. I am running on a 23 inch apple but it
only gets to 800x600 resolution. Does anybody know the magic to get
to a larger resolution running linux or is this just a parallels limitation?
I played with the Suse configuration but the console never gets any bigger.