I'm trying to install a Yosemite VM today on a latest model Mac Mini. OS X Host 10.10.3 Parallels 10.2.0 (28956) I go to File New and select OS in the "Free Systems" - "Install OS X Using the Recovery Partition" and the process starts...runs for a few minutes until I get a solid black screen displaying a white circle with a white slash through it. This is the point where nothing else appears to be happening after waiting a reasonable amount of time before I force the VM to shut down. Prior to this graphic displaying I do see the white Apple logo with meter underneath it showing OS X is booting. Anyone else see this? Is there a fix?
Hi Dwmreg, Please try re-installing Parallels Desktop and check how it works. Refer http://kb.parallels.com/122647
This turned out to be a TRIM related issue for me. I was trying to create a new VM by restoring a Time Machine backup from an old computer that had a third party SSD installed and TRIM was enabled. To resolve the issue, I disabled TRIM on the physical computer, did a new Time Machine backup, then used the new backup to restore to the new VM. Here's an article about why TRIM didn't work this way with Yosemite... https://www.cindori.org/trim-enabler-and-yosemite/ Hope this helps. David
I have the same issue as dwmreg, new mac mini (Late 2014) With fusion drive and OS X 10.10.3. Almost the only thing i have on that client is parallels just installed. I have selected "Free Systems" - "Install OS X Using the Recovery Partition". It runs for a few minutes until I get a solid black screen displaying a white circle with a white slash through it. My my colleague has the exact same setup and gets the same black screen with a white circle with a white slash through it.
Same issue here. I am using Parallels 11.01 on 5k iMac with fusion drive and try to create a 10.10.5 VM. Reinstalling Parallels does not help. No third party trim installed.
