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I wouldn't be surprised if the use of the system resources go up... You are running a second operating system, and you only have a 5400rpm drive...
Actually, I have the same issue when I hit the apple+tab command, I also type quickly, but not that fast... (~80-90 wpm when I get going, and...
Just copy the .hdd file that your VM uses to the external or file server. Works like a charm. It is best if you shut down Parallels before doing...
Yeah, that's why Parallels is doing this as much as they can... They are working on Parallels Server which will virtualize OS X Server on an Apple...
Is it because you are hitting the apple (command) key?
What's your CPU usage at?
It's set as wheel on my comp.
Found this with Google: http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Command_Line_Options#-url_URL
Nada that regarding the Parallels Image Tool to make the .iso... Use Disk Utility.
From a quick look it probably can. The best thing to do is download a trial and find out. BTW, this is the wrong forum.
Note, you need to make sure that your DHCP allows static IPs to be selected by the client to use Xenos' .71 example.
Okey doke, I look forward to seeing the follow-up. If I happen to miss your thread on a forum pass, bounce me a PM (Private Message).
Well, can you connect those multiple devices to OS X?
CLI = Command Line Interface. Alrighty, try un-installing the Parallels application, restart, then install it again, and restart it again....
Heh, tony, I would be in the same camp... Parallels?
Are you using Powered or unpowered USB hubs? Could it be a power issue?
Sample has been sent to David off-forum. If it works, I'll upload it and post it, and the installation instructions (maybe I'll just make an...
Did you mess with the nat settings at the CLI level or the System Preferences level? You really shouldn't have to touch ANYTHING. What does...
Uhh... Uh... What do you mean? It's sorta straightforward. Where is the photo residing now? You want it on the desktop, so don't you just put it...
See above post...
