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    NFS write access crashes Mac host

    Your description of the permissions behaviour matches mine exactly - mostly/all directories (in my case, .svn directories more often than not), permissions sometimes set to 0000. Linux side fstab entry for me is: icanhas:/Users/darius/workspace /home/jet/mnt nfs user,auto,exec,vers=3...
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    NFS write access crashes Mac host

    I am getting the same problem - in addition, I'm getting some corruption of file permissions. I have a host directory mounted by a debian etch guest in parallels, used for sharing my source code tree for development work (editing on os x, running on debian). I have previously used nfs...
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    Can parallels run more than one VM at the same time

    I wouldn't say definitely - it would depend on your hardware and the OSes requirements, but I'd give it a shot. As far as running two copies of XP off a single installation disk - if it doesn't break the copyright restrictions, it probably should - running two copies side by side feels wrong to...
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    Can parallels run more than one VM at the same time

    My experience: I run on a Macbook Pro 2.4Ghz with 4Gb RAM, typically 3 parallels instances at once - one WinXP, two Debian Linux (one sarge, one etch, for testing against different libraries). Debian servers have 256Mb RAM each, Windows gets 512Mb, and it all hums along very quickly - no...
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