After downloading the Parallels Desktop for Mac 3188 bundle, Does it need to be installed on a separate drive from the Mac Pro OSX and does it need BootCamp? I thought this app works similar to Vitual PC where both can co-exist on the same drive or maybe I'm just not getting it. It seems when clicking on the app, Vista seems to load and says it's "Running" but the information I'm recieving is this when in "OS Window" mode: 640 KB Base Memory 524288 KB extended memory Boot from hard drive: FAILED Boot from CD/DVD-Rom: FAILED Boot from floppy drive... Noon-system disk or disk errot Replace and press any ky when ready... When I do press any key, nothing happens... I did use Parallels Image Tool to create a newdata storage devices, etc.. Thank you for your time. Barry Moore
You can install Parallels on your MAC hard drive. Have you installed an operating system? Once you install Parallels, you must install an operating system such as XP, Vista, etc. (purchased separately).
Ah! That's where I went wrong. No I haven't yet purchased a operating system, Duh!! Okay once I do that, do I need a separate drive for it? Thanks again, Barry Moore
Hey Purplish or anyone else, I use to own Virtual PC but since going Mac Intel, it's actually virtually useless. Although can I use the VPC Windows XP Pro rather than having to go purchase either XP or Vista? Thx, BM
I am not sure actually. But it would be best to get a full legal NEW copy of XP Pro on CD. On Ebay they are very reasonable. That is where I got a couple of mine. Check the seller carefully.
