I'm running Parallels 9 for Mac (OS X 10.9) and I have CentOS Linux (6.4) installed.
I want to map a shared folder from my Mac to a drive letter in CentOS.
How do I do this?
MacOS – Map Parallels shared folder to drive letter
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To add an application to Launchpad, you can simply drag it to Launchpad in the Dock.
But be careful — currently there's no way to remove something from Launchpad that you've added.
(And if you have items in a folder in Launchpad, you can easily drag them out and organize them as you wish.)
Two commands to discover more about the two loaded items:
sudo launchctl list com.parallels.vm.prl_naptd
sudo launchctl list com.parallels.desktop.launchdaemon
I can't guess the meaning of prl_naptd but http://duckduckgo.com/?q=%22com.parallels.vm.prl_naptd%22+%22addPaths%22 suggests some relationship between com.parallels.vm.prl_naptd and addPaths so maybe focus attention on this launch agent.
An early guess: a workaround might involve wait4path
Best Answer
CentOS (like all Linux distros) doesn't have "drive letters" - that is a throwback to the toy operating systems that were installed on some computers in the 1990's and early this century. I believe they went by the name "Windows".
Instead it uses mount points.
Once you have installed the Parallels tools you can use the "Shared Folders Tool" to specify the mount point for the folders that are being shared from your Mac.