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OK, I figured out the USB connect voodoo by mucking about with Windows10: You have to disconnect then reconnect the device in software via the USB device menu. You also have to disable the (useless) Parallels Desktop bluetooth device. While this works in Windows 10, Android x86 still doesn't...

Awesome...the bluetooth dongle can't be attached for unknown reasons. Anyone have any suggestions?

I broke down and bought a dongle. If anyone ever figured this out please reply

Here are the instructions that don't work for me, and I haven't seen anybody claim they work for them. How the menu is supposed to appear when it's working is also a mystery: https://download.parallels.com/desktop/v10/docs/en_US/Parallels%20Desktop%20User%27s%20Guide/35418.htm

Hm, I'm resuming from suspension just fine. Using Android x86_64 9.0 rc1

I'm trying out Catalina for the first time and bluetooth sharing simply doesn't work. The old method I use to use back in Yosemite would be to hand off the bluetooth modem to the host OS, which doesn't appear to be an option any longer. None of the built-in USB devices are in the USB menu...

Thank you! I'll not you don't need to force the :wq command (no explanation point). Is this exposing a bug in Parallels Desktop ACPI? I'm going to add this line just in case someone is searching for a solution: ACPI error AE_NOT_FOUND Evaluating _CRS

I won't, but thanks for clarifying so I can find a better solution.

Also attempted MX Linux 4.15 to no avail. # cat /var/log/parallels-tools-install.log 2018-11-09T15:47:59-0700: Parallels Tools 11.1.2-32408 Installer started. 2018-11-09T15:47:59-0700: Failed to setup console printk level. 2018-11-09T15:48:02-0700: o kpartx 2018-11-09T15:48:02-0700: execCmd...

None of these work-arounds worked with Devuan ascii 2.0 :( I used the link: ln -s /usr/src/linux-headers-4.9.0-6-common/include/linux /lib/modules/4.9.0-6-amd64/build/include/ to no avail. Log: Started installation of Parallels Guest Tools version '11.1.2.32408' Fri Nov 9 14:42:41 MST 2018...

I followed these instructions to a T: https://forum.parallels.com/threads/the-virtual-machine-files-are-located-either-on-a-mounted-volume-or-on-a-network-share-error.331699/ I still get the error

There is nothing mounted other than the boot volume.

I have only one drive mounted, so why do I get this error when launching PD? I copied the .pvm bundle over and dismounted the drive. This is supposedly how I'm supposed to migrate my VMs.

Hm, no, it's something to do with: [ 64408.146] (EE) PRLVIDEO(0): Cannot read int vect I'm giving up. If someone gets it to work PM me. Thanks.

OK, I'm dumb. It needs the DEVMEM kernel option compiled in.

xorg.conf I copied from a working debian install

I'll attach the xorg log. I used the xorg.conf from my debian install (gentoo didn't make a xorg.conf for pdtools to modify, or pdtools only modifies distros it recognizes. Not sure which). I also have to restart the prltools manually as the mount points are fubared for whatever reason at boot...

So, no way to turn on the powersave mode other than by unplugging my macbook?

Hi. Is there a way to force power save mode? I use a 12v car adapter often and PD uses %20 of my CPU in the background all the time. It often jumps to 100% if I make the mistake of hiding the window. I turned off 3D and selected optimize for power instead of speed. I don't know how many CPUs I...

Assuming I understand what you want... If you want to map an incoming port to another IP, there are many ways to do this. You can use the firewall, or netcat. For example, if you use ipfw: sudo ipfw add 180 forward 10.211.55.3,8080 ip from any to any 80 in Would, I believe, forward...