bug-finder
Bit poster
I've been happily using Parallels 17 Home for legacy Windows apps for a while.
Now I'm trying to check if I can use Parallels Pro for academic research (Pandas, numpy etc).
For my project, I need a VM with 70-80 GB RAM and 3-6TB disk to fit the datasets. 8 CPU should be enough.
The "Compare Editions" page says Pro allows for 18 CPU and 128 RAM on M1. I assume there is no disk size limit?
But when I click Configure in new Ubuntu VM, for some reason it says "max 8 CPU, 8GB ram and 2TB disk"?
(I clicked "try Pro" on website and installed Parallels 18.2.0 (53488) on the M2 Max laptop)
Is something wrong with my installation? Are there any hidden settings I can change?
Now I'm trying to check if I can use Parallels Pro for academic research (Pandas, numpy etc).
For my project, I need a VM with 70-80 GB RAM and 3-6TB disk to fit the datasets. 8 CPU should be enough.
The "Compare Editions" page says Pro allows for 18 CPU and 128 RAM on M1. I assume there is no disk size limit?
But when I click Configure in new Ubuntu VM, for some reason it says "max 8 CPU, 8GB ram and 2TB disk"?
(I clicked "try Pro" on website and installed Parallels 18.2.0 (53488) on the M2 Max laptop)
Is something wrong with my installation? Are there any hidden settings I can change?