Hi all!
It's my first time here, and I'd like to know if anyone have already faced this situation and can help me ok!
I have a MacBook pro, after a problem in the system disk I have to format and install everything again on mac, actually I have installed and restored the system with a time machine backup.
And my 3 VM's, 1 with freebsd, 1 with windows 7 and other with windows XP was out of time machine, so I copy and paste it using finder to my external HDD.
After the restoration everything was ok except that Parallels don't boot anymore the windows VM's.
So my situation is:
FreeBSD - is working normally without any issue
Windows XP - in the first black screen (BIOS) it show "Disk Error"
Windows 7 - Start on black screen and after some time loading give a big paralles window crash.
I've tried to start the windows XP VM with a boot disk to try to repair the system but it even boot with the installation CD.
Does anyone has some clue to help me??
One important thing, the 2 windows VM's has some snapshots, the freebsd don't ok!
Thanks!
It's my first time here, and I'd like to know if anyone have already faced this situation and can help me ok!
I have a MacBook pro, after a problem in the system disk I have to format and install everything again on mac, actually I have installed and restored the system with a time machine backup.
And my 3 VM's, 1 with freebsd, 1 with windows 7 and other with windows XP was out of time machine, so I copy and paste it using finder to my external HDD.
After the restoration everything was ok except that Parallels don't boot anymore the windows VM's.
So my situation is:
FreeBSD - is working normally without any issue
Windows XP - in the first black screen (BIOS) it show "Disk Error"
Windows 7 - Start on black screen and after some time loading give a big paralles window crash.
I've tried to start the windows XP VM with a boot disk to try to repair the system but it even boot with the installation CD.
Does anyone has some clue to help me??
One important thing, the 2 windows VM's has some snapshots, the freebsd don't ok!
Thanks!