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kexts can be loaded an unloaded at runtime, theoretically. Any kext should be able to load at runtime, however, it's up to the individual kext as...
I'm going to guess these are related: http://forum.parallels.com/thread1127.html
Under the VM menu, there is a "Send Ctrl+Alt+Delete" option.
I haven't noticed it being a problem for me. I have only gotten the warning about the virtual machine being in use if it is in use, or if...
This question has been asked many times in this forum, perhaps it's time to add it to the faq list? The builtin iSights on the intel macs are USB...
One problem with this discussion of applescript and ssh'ing is that if applescript is going to be ensuring you can talk to a running graphical...
Although I have had fairly good luck with beta5, the best response to your question is "try it". It's a free trial beta. Get a copy, install it,...
I don't really know much about the internals of parallels, just what I can observe. I'm not privy to exactly what they do and why they do it, but...
In beta5 with Fedora Core 5, I've got xorg running fullscreen at 1680x1050 with the following modeline: Modeline "1680x1050" 119.0 1680 1728...
This should be set in Preferences under the HotKeys tab. By default it is alt+enter, I believe. That seems to work for me with default prefs.
Out of curiosity, do you do the cd drive emulation in the vmmain kext, or in userland and use vmmain to multiplex access to the cd drive through...
While "real" usb serial support might be useful, there is an alternative you might try. Another user posted this:...
I've been trying to learn more about Parallels, how it works, how it does things, why it does certain things, etc. This is a summary of what I've...
When a bluetooth device serial device or a USB serial device is connected to mac osx, a device node is created under /dev/. Instead of using that...
You might find this post useful: http://forum.parallels.com/thread926.html If you were able to bridge the serial device on the host Mac OS X...
Another test is hdparm -f /dev/hda on the Linux guest OS, as this should cause the drive to flush it's cache, even if fsync() doesn't do that....
To reproduce my results, you can do: sudo fs_usage Parallels Then in a linux guest OS, I ran: #include <stdlib.h> #include <unistd.h> #include...
To get a function keypress on the macbook pro, you have to press the function key ("fn", lower left corner) and the function key you desire...
It does not appear to sync data in a reliable fashion. To test, I wrote a program that did fsync() and fdatasync() on a linux guest OS, and no...
It also appears Parallels is doing 16k reads and writes to and from the .sav file. ktrace yields: 728 Parallels CALL...
