Parallels Desktop updated to 3.0.5600
Posted by Puttabong on May 11th, 2008 in Virtualization |
Parallels Inc. has updated its virtualization application Parallels Desktop to a new version 3.0.5600. It now supports Windows Vista SP1 & Windows XP SP3.
“Run Windows, Linux, and more side-by-side with Mac OS X on any Intel-powered Mac, without rebooting.
With Parallels’ award-winning virtualization technology, you can run Mac OS X and Windows at the same time.
You can even drag-and-drop files between desktops!”
What’s New?
- Microsoft Windows Vista SP1 with the Boot Camp support - added
- Microsoft Windows XP SP3 with the Boot Camp support - added
- Kernel panic on Mac Book Air - fixed
- Accidental Mac OS X high CPU usage and bad responsiveness (”IPI stat: rescheduled X CPUs out of Y” issue) - fixed
- Kernel panic when switching on CPUs using CPUPalette - fixed
- SmartSelect: ability to use user-defined Shared Folders instead of using All Mac disks or Home folder - added
Shared Folders improvement:
- Improved transfer speed for SmartSelect
- Inability to copy folders with a custom icon - fixed
- Sharing support for removable drives - added
- Accidental inability to mount Windows disk on the Mac desktop - fixed
- Incorrect installation of MacFUSE - fixed
Requirements
Parallels & OSx86
It works fine with OSx86, no matter if you use an Intel or AMD CPU.
To install Parallels Desktop on an AMD OSx86 Machine, however, one little string in a file has to be changed before the installation is possible.
Right Click the Installer PKG and choose “Show Package Contents” & open the Info.plist file and replace the string as the following picture describes.

That’s it!
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