![]() ![]() Normally I’d rail against the makers of Parallels or VirtualBox about that issue, but the real culprits are the Linux kernel developers who decide to make changes all for the sake of whatever they feel is justified. There’s not much you can do about it except wait for a new Parallels or VirtualBox release to arrive that works with the latest kernel headers. If they change, as they are wont to do between various kernel releases, then the tools build will fail. The tools required to better integrate the VMs into macOS are dependent on the Linux kernel headers. This is a problem I’ve run into in the past with VirtualBox. Unfortunately hen I installed the other three and attempted to install Parallels Tools on those VMs, Tools failed to build and install. I do that with VirtualBox, and it’s a feature I really depend upon. I use Parallels Tools to allow VMs to natively access a certain folder on my MacBook’s file system so that I can share files between all the virtual machines as well as the MacBook itself. ![]() ![]() When I first installed Parallels about a month ago, I installed two of the five Linux VMs (both Ubuntu LTS and PopOS), including Parallels Tools, without any issues. Version 1.6.0 is currently running on my system, supporting five Linux virtual machines: An update to Parallels Desktop for Mac installed on my MacBook today. ![]()
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