I've also reported this bug. It seems no one really cares about this issue. I think it is a problem with proprietary modules - you're kind of on your own, EVEN if you purchase that product from Canonical. I've pretty much decided I am going to have to abandon Parallels, even though it is a good product. It is not practical in a production environment. As you mentioned, you have to run older, less-secure kernels. This was one of the reasons I stuck with Hardy, as I expected these kind of system-breaking kernel upgrades to be significantly less frequent, but that has not happened.
In reality, even though Canonical sells Parallels, I assume it must be up to the Parallels folks to update the modules with each new kernel. Workstation 2.2 is almost an abandoned product at this point - all the effort is going into the Mac version. I suggest we both get used to KVM, and toss Parallels. It's hard for me, as I have some specially crafted development environments I would hate to lose. I may just have to run Parallels on a Windows box just for the sake of these images. I wonder if an issue like this (more for enterprises) would be ignored if the problem were with ATI or Nvidia modules not beiing updated. Half of their users would wake up to 800x600 desktops. WOot! -- [HARDY] parallels-modules missing for kernel 2.5.24-21 https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/295705 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
