Am about to take delivery of Mac Pro Quad 1Gb RAM, 250Gb HD.
The idea being to have the best of both worlds (Win+Mac).
I'll be running WinXP with Parallels to do the quick switching stuff
Mac to Win and visa-versa during development.
I deduce from posts that 1Gb will get me there, but 2Gb would be better
if I want to run Win+Mac apps simultaneously?
Boot Camp will still be needed of course to run Windows is if it were a
User (Customer's) environment.
Is Boot Camp still only available as a public beta (1.1.2)?
When I configure my new Mac Pro, should I make a partition for ALL the
Windows stuff?
If so, would 20Gb be enough for Win XP and a few apps?
Apple's web notes say that Boot Camp will create a CD for Drivers. So
how much to allow for that?
On 20 Feb 2007, at 05:59, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Bill Marriott wrote:
As for the original question. Rev 2.8 works very well in both the
virtualized and the native environments.
I just installed the Parallels 3.0 release candidate 3 and ...
When I installed this latest version of Parallels, I had to do some
updating of Windows OS itself. The "found new hardware" dialog
appeared but I canceled it, thinking I'd check later because I needed
to install the new Parallels tools first. When I went back to add
hardware, Windows could not find anything new to add. It also told me
that some original files had been altered and wanted to look on the
install CD to replace them. I figured these were also Parallel Tools
files, so I canceled that too. (Why doesn't Windows tell you what it
is doing? "Some files" is not very descriptive.)
So what would you recommend doing about "found new hardware"?
Do you know if either of these things might be the reason 2.8 won't
start up? Or does anyone recall what "hardware" had to be added to the
new 3.0 virtual drive? All older versions of Rev run fine in this new
version of Parallels.
Did you get an answer to this - was Parallels responsible for this
affectation?
Thanks,
Adrian
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