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I had the same problem. Start Parallels (not the VM Virtual Machine), click Edit, Add..., and add ;-)sschiffman said:i installed beta 6 on an intel mac duo. everything is great except still no usb support. when you look at device manager in xp pro there is no universal serial bus controllers. i have tried using the hardward install manager and no luck. any suggestions.
I am a Mac noob and was told "Entourage stinks". So I have been using Outlook on either my old PC or in the Parallel's vm. I will always need PC access in my Company to deal with SAP, Sharepoint, etc., but I would like to see it become a virtual PC.Martin said:Did you evaluate pocketmac - iSync pugin? Just a thought ...
mikechadwick said:once these issues are resolved i think i'll be ready to switch from boot camp (in fairness boot camp doesn't work with activesync either and just produces a bsod when you connect a pda![]()
My Garmin 60c is sporadically detected by Windows 2000 in Parallels b6, and the driver loads but I've never been able to get Mapsource to connect. From what I remember, this is identical behavior to Virtual PC v. 7. My understanding is that the later Garmin units (with X in the model name as well as the color Etrex units) have a different chipset and I've heard sporadic reports of them working with VPC as well as one report I saw on this forum.Traj said:So far my Garmin hasn't been seen. I won't be able to do any further testing for a couple of days. I'll let you know on Wed evening if I have any success.
Martin said:just curious. please tell me why you want to connect an iPod to a Windows Installation on a Mac.
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Tim Surgent said:Beta5 introduces initial implementation of USB support. For now, it has a couple of serious limitations:
* Only USB flash disks are proven to work with the VM. Other devices are not supported yet but may work.
* It is necessary to Eject the USB flash device from MacOSX prior to connecting it to the guest OS.