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  1. ylluminate

    What is the lowest latency method to share files between Linux (Ubuntu specifically) and macOS?

    When doing resource intensive sharing for development scenarios with many files that need to be accessed (such as high/many files needed for Ruby on Rails, JavaScript, large C++ projects, Rust compilation, etc.), but editing (editors, IDEs, etc.) and similar access will be done with programs on...
    • ylluminate
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    • developement file access filesystem linux as guest shared disks shared folders speed
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    • Forum: Linux Virtual Machine
  2. D

    Assign Persistent Drive Letters to External Hard Drives

    Hi, I am running Parallels Desktop 19 Pro on a mac mini M2 with Windows 11 Pro. I have western digital 2 TB partitioned using APFS. I need to have permanent drive letters to run Access scripts. I can't assign permanent drive letters to these drives. I have looked in the Computer Management area...
    • DavidJ37
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    • apple silicon host parallels desktop 19 passthrough shared disks shared folder shared folders windows 11
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    • Forum: Windows Virtual Machine
  3. M

    Simultaneous use of smart card does not work

    Hi all, I am using Parallels in a business environment, so I use a smart card as an authentication method for, for example, secured intranet pages and secured shared network drives. In the settings of my Windows VM I checked the checkbox "share smart card devices with Windows". I have a USB...
  4. J

    Mac lost access to windows folder after pause/resume

    Hi, I am using version business for mac and installed windows 10 in parallels. I want to share a windows disk to mac with configuration and succeed to getting access from mac's terminal. But when I pause the windows and resume it, the windows disk was unmounted and cannot be accessed any more...
  5. D

    Share virtual disks between VMs

    I know I can share a virtual disk between 2 VMs, but is it possible to do so while both VMs are powered on? I'm running FreeDOS in one VM and I want to be able to put files on it. Right now I share the FreeDOS disk to a Fedora Linux VM, but I can't power them both on at the same time. Before...
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