There is a problem for all users, who applies multiple internal hard disks (like at a MacPro) as well as you use Parallels 4 or 5.
At any restart to another partition the Mac changes the Media-Identification-Number. You can find it at the Info-Window of Apple’s Disk Utility-Tool.
That is the one.
The other: At the configuration-window of Parallels you have to connect the hard disk, which contains the Bootcamp-Partition.
E.g.: You combine your Bootcamp-Partition at the configuration window to the HDD No. 0 (which is so identified at this moment).
If you restart your Mac to another partition (maybe you take a native Bootcamp restart) and finally (e.g. today or tomorrow) you return to the MacOS, your Bootcamp-HDD has changed the identification number. It will be No 1 or 2 or 3 (dependent of the fact how many HDDs are build at your Mac).
This causes: You cannot start your Bootcamp Partition combines with Parallels. At first you have to change the identification number at the configuration window of Parallels.
If Parallels would link the Bootcamp-HDD at its name (e.g.: Macintosh HD it does so) there would be no problem.
Who can present a solution or do we have to wait?
At any restart to another partition the Mac changes the Media-Identification-Number. You can find it at the Info-Window of Apple’s Disk Utility-Tool.
That is the one.
The other: At the configuration-window of Parallels you have to connect the hard disk, which contains the Bootcamp-Partition.
E.g.: You combine your Bootcamp-Partition at the configuration window to the HDD No. 0 (which is so identified at this moment).
If you restart your Mac to another partition (maybe you take a native Bootcamp restart) and finally (e.g. today or tomorrow) you return to the MacOS, your Bootcamp-HDD has changed the identification number. It will be No 1 or 2 or 3 (dependent of the fact how many HDDs are build at your Mac).
This causes: You cannot start your Bootcamp Partition combines with Parallels. At first you have to change the identification number at the configuration window of Parallels.
If Parallels would link the Bootcamp-HDD at its name (e.g.: Macintosh HD it does so) there would be no problem.
Who can present a solution or do we have to wait?
