FrancescoL
Junior Member
Hi guys,
the problem I'm facing is that Parallels Tools installation gets interrupted by the Xorg reboot, after its configuration, resulting in a partial installation.
I browsed the entire code, but it seems that there is nothing which explicitly asks Xorg reboot. So I don't understand why this happens.
However I solved this by closing Xorg as workaround, using "sudo service gdm stop" and opening another shell with CTRL+ALT+Number.
In addition, it seems that my BASH doesn't recognize the line 578 of install-tools.sh , popping up a message which says something like "too many arguments" (I have the Italian interface, sorry
). I solved this specifying "if [*condition1 ] && [ condition2*]; then".
At last, I get an error about "cat: ...../kmos/../version: not found", which is weird, because during the installation the source folder is correctly stored inside FROM_INSTALL_PRODUCT_VERSION (something like that), which is used.
I hope this can serve to both Parallels Team and users.
Thank you,
Fra
the problem I'm facing is that Parallels Tools installation gets interrupted by the Xorg reboot, after its configuration, resulting in a partial installation.
I browsed the entire code, but it seems that there is nothing which explicitly asks Xorg reboot. So I don't understand why this happens.
However I solved this by closing Xorg as workaround, using "sudo service gdm stop" and opening another shell with CTRL+ALT+Number.
In addition, it seems that my BASH doesn't recognize the line 578 of install-tools.sh , popping up a message which says something like "too many arguments" (I have the Italian interface, sorry
). I solved this specifying "if [*condition1 ] && [ condition2*]; then".At last, I get an error about "cat: ...../kmos/../version: not found", which is weird, because during the installation the source folder is correctly stored inside FROM_INSTALL_PRODUCT_VERSION (something like that), which is used.
I hope this can serve to both Parallels Team and users.
Thank you,
Fra