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On my Mini a re-install of build 4128 solved the problem. You can download it from Parallels here: http://download.parallels.com/v3/en/GA/Parallels%20Desktop%204128%20Mac%20en.dmgal3 said:Is there an easy way to drop back to a previous build? Where would I find it if there is?
Butti said:On my Mini a re-install of build 4128 solved the problem. You can download it from Parallels here: http://download.parallels.com/v3/en/GA/Parallels%20Desktop%204128%20Mac%20en.dmg
Really don't know why they don't publish this workaround here.
Cheers, Uli
That's the way it goes.rev_bem said:I didn't bother to uninstall before reverting...just launched the 4128 installer and away it went
al3,al3 said:I tried calling Parallels but the wait queue was about 30 minutes.
I'm dead in the water. I use Parallels to help run my (health/annuity/life insurance business... www.insurancesolutions123.com ).
So far not a word from anyone at Parallels about this. Nothing. Do they even know?
I tried turning off the "share applications with Mac" on the config screen as suggested elsewhere, but still got a total kernel panic freeze.
Is there an easy way to drop back to a previous build? Where would I find it if there is?
This is the last time I ever 'rely' on a small software company for anything that is even close to mission-critical. I paid $80 for the product, and no one answers the phone for half an hour!
I hear there is a big company called VMWARE that is coming into the Mac virtualization market? After this 4560 update mess, they can't get here fast enough for me!
Al
robinluce said:al3,
You could try setting up a new Mac admin type user and install the 4128 version from there; the idea being that a new user has a clean start; and, any problems will be left behind. I have not tried this; I am out of town; I have other Windows options for now. One thing that I am glad I did was back up critical data files from the VM outside the VM in the Mac file system. Now I have those files and can run my Windows apps on another machine.
al3 said:Thanks for your help, but what is needed is for Parallels to step up to the plate and fix this. I wrote a PM to one of the Parallels team members I saw who posted on this board. I told him that if they don't do some kind of communication to the user community in 24 hours that I'm going to just take my losses, junk Parallels and move to the beta VMWare Fusion.
They have a Parallels "converter" which looks pretty involved but people say it works. However you have to have 300MB of NTFS in your VM. How do you know if when you installed XP that is is NTFS or FAT?
I don't want to leave Parallels. I like small companies... but I need to run my business... and believe me if I ran my insurance agency as badly as Parallels seems to be running their software biz of late, I'd be buried by all the good agents out (t)here.
Al
www.insurancesolutions123.coom
Mike@Parallels said:Hello!
We managed to reproduce this crash in our testing lab and fixed the cause of it. We are going to issue a special build with this fix soon.
Louis McFadin said:I just tried the quick fix of reloading build 4128. That brought up a different problem.
Now I get this message"
Virtual machine cannot be started because of the following problem:
Parallels Desktop is unable to access the virtual hard disk image file /Users/Lou/Library/Parallels/winxp.1/winxp.1.hdd. The file is missing, corrupted, or used by other application. ".
I am thouroughly disgusted with this product.
Mac-Mini 2Gb ram 1.66 ghz.