Crucial v5 feature missing in v6? (Show in System Preferences)

I think you're right. I can't find Parallels Desktop on my Leopard disk anymore (I had version 4 there) even though I only installed Parallels Desktop 6 to my Snow Leopard disk. Parallels should not be erasing stuff without asking me, especially stuff not on the selected disk. I guess next time I should unmount all my other disks before installing.

It seems to be weird behavior... I'll try to contact the proper person and ask what's going on
 
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I've raised a ticket about this. Having cloned my system disk prior to upgrading PD5 to PD6, I find it deleted PD5 from the clone copy, making recovery to previous state impossible.
 
I've raised a ticket about this. Having cloned my system disk prior to upgrading PD5 to PD6, I find it deleted PD5 from the clone copy, making recovery to previous state impossible.

I've talked with mate from team responsible for installer.. it is turned out, that this behavior was refactored recently. It is really so - the PD-installer while uninstall/upgrade searched parallels-files on all mounted disks and removed them. It was done because some users move ParallelsDesktop.app from /Application to say Desktop. And we had complains to support about this.. so, in attempt to fix this it was made so.

In the future updates the behavior should change: uninstall/upgrade will search Parallels-programs only in the home-directory of the current user (or, may be, in the /Users - I don't remember this detail. But not in any other dir outside of /Users).
 
Is there a KB-Article for the prl_shownet.sh? It seems to allow only one vnic to show up.

There could be a typo in the prl_shownet.sh. Thank you for the report, will recheck and post fixed version on Monday

the article is under QA now (need to check before publishing)..

PS: basically, the script just intended to do the actions in my post #3 http://forum.parallels.com/showpost.php?p=425554&postcount=3 , if you strongly need it before monday
 
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