Hi,
hi there,
I'm new to linux and parallels, but need to run some software on my mac which will only run on certain flavours of linux (in this case Mandriva 2010). I have a macbook pro with snow leopard.
I am having problems getting the vm to connect through my macs wireless network. When I boot up linux the network configuration window pops up asking for the wireless driver, and searching for a 'windows driver (with nciswrapper)' or something like that, which in then can't find.
I am alittle confused as I thought this was meant to be somewhat dealt with by the VM network configuration (where I've told it to use 'Bridged Networking - Airport' - but I suppose if it doesn't recognise the drivers...
For purposes of elimination, the internet is working fine on my macbook pro, no firewalls or anything.
If I need to download a driver for it (and I'm having fun finding one right now anyway) how would I go about getting it from say, a file on my desktop to one in the vm? I suppose a connected question is how I set up file sharing between my linux vm and mac os, since that's what I'd need to do and what I'd be doing alot of anyway.
I wouldn't mind - but if nothing else the internet may be an easy way of sharing files (eg through email attachments) and it wont install parallels tools as it can't connect to the internet to download the missing components it needs.
Many thanks,
Jenny
hi there,
I'm new to linux and parallels, but need to run some software on my mac which will only run on certain flavours of linux (in this case Mandriva 2010). I have a macbook pro with snow leopard.
I am having problems getting the vm to connect through my macs wireless network. When I boot up linux the network configuration window pops up asking for the wireless driver, and searching for a 'windows driver (with nciswrapper)' or something like that, which in then can't find.
I am alittle confused as I thought this was meant to be somewhat dealt with by the VM network configuration (where I've told it to use 'Bridged Networking - Airport' - but I suppose if it doesn't recognise the drivers...
For purposes of elimination, the internet is working fine on my macbook pro, no firewalls or anything.
If I need to download a driver for it (and I'm having fun finding one right now anyway) how would I go about getting it from say, a file on my desktop to one in the vm? I suppose a connected question is how I set up file sharing between my linux vm and mac os, since that's what I'd need to do and what I'd be doing alot of anyway.
I wouldn't mind - but if nothing else the internet may be an easy way of sharing files (eg through email attachments) and it wont install parallels tools as it can't connect to the internet to download the missing components it needs.
Many thanks,
Jenny