Sirius S50 Radio via USB

Discussion in 'Parallels Desktop for Mac' started by daberlin, Apr 14, 2007.

  1. daberlin

    daberlin Bit poster

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    Hi guys - trying to get USB port device (sirius satellite radio) on my Mac Pro to work in Parallels. In either auto or manual detect, I get an error stating that the usb device is currently being used by another application and wait 5-10 seconds before trying to reconnect. I am not using the usb device in native mac. What gives? HOW do I get this usb device to work in parallels?

    Many Thanks! David
     
  2. websyndicate

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    have it auto detect when you plug anything into your usb port or try VMware fusion it has better usb support.
     
  3. Eru Ithildur

    Eru Ithildur Forum Maven

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    Also, you can try re-installing Parallels tools.

    We need more info to really help though, Parallels Build #, OS X Vers., etc.
     
  4. bartmv

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    Me Too ! -- Issues connecting a Sirius S50 to Parallels/XP

    I am unable to get my Sirius S50 to connect to my Parallels Windows XP VM.

    I launch "My Sirius Radio" app. When I plug the unit into the USB connector and capture the port, the program makes an attempt to connect to the S50.

    Then I get a message window (titled: "My Sirius Studio.exe - No Disk") that says "There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk in to drive \Device\Harddisk\DR4." None of the choices (Cancel, Try Again, or Continue) leads to a succesful connection.

    BTW, requesting "Continue" leads to a subsequent message window (titled" Create Sirius S50 Image?") that says "Could not verify WMDM device as a Sirius S50. Would you like to create the Sirius S50 image on this device?" Again, either response (Yes, No) does not create a succesful connection.

    The S50 and software work like a charm on my wife's Dell running XP.

    Host:
    Parallels Desktop for mac Build 3188
    Mac OS 10.4.9
    MacBook Pro / 2.33ghz / 2gb /

    Guest:
    Windows XP Professional Version 2002 SP 1
    Intel Core 2 / T7600 @ 2.33ghz / 7.86 GHz / 512 MB

    Thanks for any help.
     
    Last edited: May 9, 2007

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