solaris

hi, I switched to M1 and I'm trying to play all my Virtual machines here too. I have already installed and configured Windows 11 and Linux Debian (from 10 to 12) ARM. I'm trying to install FreeBSD 13 ARM, but I had some problems with ARM64: any advice? Then I would also like to have the old...

Installing Solaris 11.4 from sol-11_4-text-x86.iso using Parallels 17.1.1 Hangs just at the beginning of the boot sequence Any ideas for how to progress? Solaris 11 is on the supported guest OS list.

hi all, IMHO it would be very desirable a full support of Solaris And FreeBSD with Parallels Tools. I successfully installed and configured in Parallels 14.x both Solaris 11.4 And FreeBSD 12 and now I feel the lack of support of Parallels Tools and Coherence, like in Windows, Debian or Ubuntu...

Hi, I am trying to install Solaris 10 on Parallels Desktop 7 on my MacBook Air. The installation fails with the following message: panic[cpu0]/thread=fffffffffbc28340 I have gone through some of the threads on this forum and tried the workaround mentioned for Parallels 5 - forcibly turn...

This post is about how to make Solaris 10 work in Parallels Desktop 5.0.9220 1) Installing Solaris: The Solaris 10 and current version of PD5 are not in friendly terms on ACPI-tables. To workaroung it is required to forcibly turn on APIC for VM for the install would be able to proceed...

From reading the posts in this forum it's clear that Solaris support is problematic, at best. My question is simple: Has anyone been able to get Solaris 9 to run in a Parallels v4 or v5 VM, and if so is there any reproducible way to do so? I have gone so far as to boot Solaris 10 in a...

Trying to install Solaris 10/09 on an iMac running Slow Leopard with Parallels 4.0.3848 I accepted Solaris 10 as the OS and accepted all defaults (including the 512MB RAM) - I have 4 GB RAM installed in my iMac. I get the initial boot screen, press enter, see a row of dots then the SunOS...

Does Parallels support this OS? It crashes after GRUB menu when I try to boot a fresh install. Also, I could only get the install disk to boot if VM RAM was set to 512MB.

From what I've read of the specs Parallels should allow for a 64 bit Solaris guest. I'm currently using the trial version of Paralles 4.0 on a Mac Pro. Everytime I install Solaris though I seem to get the 32 bit version and not the 64 bit version. Is there something I am doing wrong? Does...

Have the tools for Solaris been improved so more than just the basic network driver is available? I'd like to be able to use full screen mode, shared folders, better mouse integration, etc. with Solaris in a Parallels VM. A few months ago I ended up switching to Fusion to get better Solaris...

Now that I have successfully installed Solaris, how do I transfer files from OSX to S10 when Shared Folders are not available? I tried Parallel Explorer. It opened my XP VHDD fine but it couldn't open the S10 VHDD. Any clues? Jesse