J jchapman9 Member Dec 18, 2010 #1 I see in the log that Parallels Desktop looks for vt-d support during startup. With a CPU supporting vt-d, can I assign PCIE devices to the virtual machine? Does it cover devices other than PCIE? Thanks.
I see in the log that Parallels Desktop looks for vt-d support during startup. With a CPU supporting vt-d, can I assign PCIE devices to the virtual machine? Does it cover devices other than PCIE? Thanks.
S STim Bit poster Dec 18, 2010 #2 Parallels Desktop for Mac does not support direct device assignment to VM through VT-d.
