PARALLELS FOR MAC SCREEN RESOLUTION MAC OS X
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Each time you see it, add your desired resolution (in your case, 1680×1050) so that it appears like the following: It’ll appear several times throughout the file. I finally installed Debian Wheezy 7.8 on my MacBook Pro mid 2012 (9,2) in Parallels. Ignore most of it, but look for the following: Now, turn on the Mac and as you see the gray screen on your Mac. You should be presented with a text window with a bunch of stuff. You might need to enter an admin’s password here. I found these instructions by TheoCryst on the MaCNN forums, and they worked like a charm:įirst, open up a terminal. It was ridiculously simple, once I got off my lazy duff and googled around a bit. In my last post, I complained that one of the things I didn’t like about running Ubuntu Linux 7.04 Feisty Fawn under Parallels Desktop 3 on my MacBook Pro was that I couldn’t run it at full resolution.
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