Everything works, then...

Discussion in 'Installation and Configuration of Parallels Desktop' started by bogaard, Feb 28, 2008.

  1. bogaard

    bogaard Bit poster

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    I have a brand new MacBook Pro, Dual 2.4, 2Gb ram. The company I work for has a 25 license installer for Parallels. I install Parallels (no problem), I install XP, run through the ton of upgrades to XP, everything works fine. I shut off Parallels and come back the next day (don't shut off machine) and click on the icon (both in the dock and apps folder), it bounces a bit, then settles back down ad nothing?

    I have wiped out everything and re-installed it all 3 times, and still happens (if I shut down the machine or it just goes to sleep for an extended period of time - when I come back parallels simply wont launch).

    Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!

    Prallels 3.0 Build 4128.0
    OS 10.5.2
    1 hard drive
    No bootcamp

    Here is my bug report:

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    Parallels Desktop 3.0 for Mac OS X version 3.0 Build 4128.0 from 2007-06-09
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    Received SIGBUS: Bus error
    Access to fault address: 0x1
    unknown signal sender: 2
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    Last edited: Feb 28, 2008
  2. fbronner

    fbronner Pro

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    You should upgrade to 5584. This should help on your "newer" machine.
     
  3. Hugh Watkins

    Hugh Watkins Forum Maven

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    A VM is juut a computer which runs checks when it is correctly shut down and started up

    Win Xp still needs fire walls - ante virus etc etc
    think of your VM as a laptop and give it the same tender loving care

    at last 32 GB space and about one third used
    is good

    nobody buys laptops with tiny hard disks
    I run my VM from an external Fire Wire 800 La Ciee HD

    Hugh W
     

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