Will it Run with OSX 10.10 Developer Preview?

How about running 10.10 as a host, anyone tried that? Debating an upgrade but don't really fancy the bother of restoring 10.9 back if all my VMs suddenly fail to start.
 
Hi All,

Parallels Desktop isn’t yet compatible with Yosemite.

Our development team is looking into it. Stay tuned for more information.
 
Maheeshwar@Parallels said:
Parallels Desktop isn’t yet compatible with Yosemite.

Our development team is looking into it. Stay tuned for more information.
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Wouldn't expect otherwise within hours of it's release, but just wondering why it got stuck at the darwin boot loader while the other virtualisation software will boot it just fine (its just slow as hell though on it -> my main reason to run things in parallels instead of that product :P)
 
how is the best way to get alerted, when parallels is somehow working under 10.10? for mavericks there was a workaround start script, so that you could start the parallels vm, is there something out for yosemite yet?
 
Sorry, I could not understand if this case is covered by previous answers:
- OSX 10.10 as host
- Windows 8 as guest
does it works?
 
Hi all,
Im currently running the following:
Parallels v9.0.24229
Host OSX 10.10
Guest Windows 7

This is all working minus issues with graphics. Popup dialog boxes not rendered (move them fixes this) and full screen top is missing.
 
Hello Everyone,
To add to this, I am running Parallels Build 9.0.24229
Host OSx 10.10
Guest Windows 8.1

It seems to boot up and I am in windows just fine, but every time I load Outlook my entire Mac turns off. It's very strange.
 
Hello,

I had the same problem... I disabled the Retina, change the directX 10 to directX 9 and reduce the memory from 512 to 256. Its resolving for now... but I do not know which of these things solved the problem.




ChrisMills said:
Hello Everyone,
To add to this, I am running Parallels Build 9.0.24229
Host OSx 10.10
Guest Windows 8.1

It seems to boot up and I am in windows just fine, but every time I load Outlook my entire Mac turns off. It's very strange.
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cmatkin said:
Hi all,
Im currently running the following:
Parallels v9.0.24229
Host OSX 10.10
Guest Windows 7

This is all working minus issues with graphics. Popup dialog boxes not rendered (move them fixes this) and full screen top is missing.
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Interesting, i've got the same, but it doesn't boot for me... when i try to boot my vm, parallels freezes....
 
As a follow-up on this I have been trying to change display settings but still seem to be getting crashes. Here is what my Mac is telling me when it boots back up:

panic(cpu 2 caller 0xffffff80073dca75): "vm_object_activity_begin(0xffffff802e6a20f8): overflow\n"@/SourceCache/xnu/xnu-2738.0.0.0.5/osfmk/vm/vm_pageout.c:4548

Kernel Extensions in backtrace:
com.parallels.kext.hypervisor(9.0)[00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000]@0xffffff7f898a1000->0xffffff7f898dffff
dependency: com.apple.iokit.IOPCIFamily(2.9)[1454B399-C4DF-3D3F-A4F0-D28FF71D5E4B]@0xffffff7f87b19000
dependency: com.apple.iokit.IOACPIFamily(1.4)[70E2B65E-A91A-3522-A1A0-79FD63EABB4C]@0xffffff7f8843b000

BSD process name corresponding to current thread: prl_vm_app

Mac OS version:
14A238x
 
Hello,

On my side, iMac 27" mid 2011, 20gb ram, second Apple 27" display, running OS X 10.10 as host with Parallel Desktop 9.0024229 and Windows 8.1 pro x64 as guest (from bootcamp), using FullScreen mode.
After update, windows was booting, but when I log on, it crash (not only Parallels, but the Mac).
I've uninstalled Parallel Desktop and deleted the VM files, re-installed Parallel Desktop and re-imported my bootcamp and it works (almost) fine...
4 cpu's used, 10gb Ram, Dual screen works fine, but must use the Mac FullScreen mode otherwise the display is truncated.
 
It is working perfectly for me. Not a problem so far. I upgraded my working Mavericks copy with its working Parallels 9 and Windows 8.1. The upgrade went smoothly and Everything works. A minor little issue in Parallel In full-screen mode, there is a very small bar on the top that hides everything under it. It is very small though and very minor. Windows modes works. Office 2013 works. All my corp applications are working. Retina Display mode works. I have disabled DirectX support in parallels prior to the upgrade.

I am actually surprised that I have not encountered any problems so far since the upgrade 2 days ago.

Macbook 13 with Retina.
 
I installed 10.10 yesterday:
1) Install 10.9.3 with app from Mac App Store
2) Launch Mavericks in PD
3) Download 10.10 beta from developer.apple.com inside 10.9.3 virtual machine
4) Launch 10.10 installer & reset & install it
5) Now it works with awful graphics issues 8(
 
I did an upgrade to Yosemite and Parallels continued to work... however it crashes frequently. I generally use Parallels for browser testing and a few other things, so I can generally get in and get out. After about 15 minutes or so, Yosemite will crash and automatically reboot. Not quite stable, but I understand this is all preview. One sure fire way to crash Parallels and Yosemite, is to resize your window, if you're running Windows in a Windowed environment. In hindsight, I probably wouldn't have installed Yosemite, most of the features I wanted to see aren't really working yet. This weekend, I'll probably revert back to good old Mavericks.
 
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