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Depends heavily on the usage (apps running) and obviously 64 bit consumes more RAM, but the short answer 4 GB is low for most cases except for...
I see ACPI being forced in the boot (shouldn't be there?). You may try disabling show battery status in virtual machine in the VM configuration....
Re-download the file again, the download is incomplete, the file size is wrong, should be around 330 MB.
What you can do is install on Bootcamp and use the Bootcamp partition as the HD for the VM, but not the other way around. So yeah, you've have to...
Make sure that the newly created VM has the correct OS set in the configuration. Also try to disable ACPI in the boot process of Red Hat....
What's the guest OS?
Yes, PDM 8 can open a PDM 4 VM (it will convert it first time it's open, meaning that then, after converting, it won't work in PDM4 again, but...
I don't know how you are reading the chart, but the chart clearly says that PDM5 works on 10.6 or later, unlike PDM6 which works on 10.6.3 or...
http://kb.parallels.com/en/114381 PDM 4 is not compatible with snow leopard, that's why. On my first post on this thread I said "This is...
Put a lid on all that vitriol, read my signature, the last line.
Not related to Parallels.
Do what the message says, shut down the VM before changing the value (not paused or suspended).
I'm sorry, but a bootcamp partition cannot be restored from a disk image created using disk utility, the files are there, but you see, a bootcamp...
No, the problem occurs because PDM5 is not compatible with OS X 10.7. The error says exactly that, it only runs on 10.4 and 10.5. There is no fix....
You have to have v 6 to pay the upgrade price, v 8 can upgrade a v 5 installation, but you have to pay the full price.
You're welcome. And yes, I think Parallels should have an option to boot from USB.
Boot USB from parallels VM (trick with ISO/floppy) http://superuser.com/questions/353407/boot-usb-from-parallels-vm-trick-with-iso-floppy...
Change the boot order in the VM configuration, put the CD/DVD first.
Uninstall them via Control Panel's Add/Remove.
Seems like Parallels Tools are not installed, or incorrectly so.
