b) Open the Terminal application from Applications > Utilities.
If I attempt to open or save a project to this shared folder, from the Save dialog box the share (which I have currently mapped to a network drive) appears with an red X icon.
Therein lies the problem, Parallels recently updated automatically and I now find that Windows is occupying close to 30GB of disc space after I installed Parallels Tools as I was required to do with. a) First, decide how you want to share the virtual machine (i.e., among all user accounts on your Mac or only among certain users). From within my Windows 7 VM, I can see this folder, create new folders and files in it, and read folders and files, using Windows Explorer.
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Has anyone out there had a similar problem? If so, did you find a way out of it. Hi, I am running Parallels 4.0 with XP Pro SP3 on a MacBook Pro 2.4 GHz and Leopard with 4GB Ram, all are fully updated versions. Both partitions are running Windows, although the Boot Camp version is SP2 and will not accept SP3 saying there is not enough memory. I have Boot camp set up with a 31.9GB partition and 32GB for the expanding disc space in Leopard which I used before I installed Parallels. Hence my extreme frustration when I now find that there is little or no disc space to run applications. Parallels was running okay prior to this update. I have been through all settings and all seems sweet although I find that now I can't change any settings for memory or disc space. Therein lies the problem, Parallels recently updated automatically and I now find that Windows is occupying close to 30GB of disc space after I installed Parallels Tools as I was required to do with the update.Ĭan't get a response from Parallels having tried a number of times over the past week. I am running Parallels 4.0 with XP Pro SP3 on a MacBook Pro 2.4 GHz and Leopard with 4GB Ram, all are fully updated versions.
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