mikeshappell
Member
It is GREAT to see USB working much better in the RC2 release. Nice work Parallels.
However, one thing I have noticed is that Parallels tries to connect the USB device to the VM under all circumstances. There appears to be no way to connect a USB device to the machine and not to have it connect (or attempt to connect to the VM). There are obviously some devices that are for use on the OS X host only (they have drivers and would always generate the device in use dialog). Could Parallels not attempt to connect a USB device to the VM when the VM does not have focus? I have not tried this yet, but how does Parallels deal with one device an multiple running VMs? I'd think only the active (focus) VM would get the device? What I am suggesting above is similar.
Mike
However, one thing I have noticed is that Parallels tries to connect the USB device to the VM under all circumstances. There appears to be no way to connect a USB device to the machine and not to have it connect (or attempt to connect to the VM). There are obviously some devices that are for use on the OS X host only (they have drivers and would always generate the device in use dialog). Could Parallels not attempt to connect a USB device to the VM when the VM does not have focus? I have not tried this yet, but how does Parallels deal with one device an multiple running VMs? I'd think only the active (focus) VM would get the device? What I am suggesting above is similar.
Mike