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hello. i use 2011 macbook air early
i installed it on parallels desktop. works grate. but there is no shared internet connection.
any idea ?

There are several possible causes it seems.
Can you connect to the internet in MAC OS when VM is running? If not, check this: http://kb.parallels.com/en/112932
If that works but there is no internet in Kolibri, there might be something wrong on the kolibri side.
Check if netcfg program detects the virtual network card. If all looks good, check in netstat if the driver loaded ok and ipv4 settings are correct.

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+Can you connect to the internet in MAC OS when VM is running? I
-yes

http://erol.org/share/erol-27-05-15_144611.png
netcfg shows it.


netstats :
http://erol.org/share/erol-27-05-15_144801.png
http://erol.org/share/erol-27-05-15_144820.png
http://erol.org/share/erol-27-05-15_144837.png
http://erol.org/share/erol-27-05-15_144859.png
http://erol.org/share/erol-27-05-15_144928.png

i can get the internet when i use TinyCore (10mb version)

The adapter shown (with PC id 1AF4-1000) is a virtio network device, it is not supported.
Check parallels network settings if you can switch to another virtual adapter (such as intel 8254x for example)

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"Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius -- and a lot of courage -- to move in the opposite direction." Albert Einstein

http://erol.org/share/erol-28-05-15_093159.png

thank you.

http://erol.org/share/erol-28-05-15_093159.png

but still no internet connection.

http://erol.org/share/erol-28-05-15_093526.png

It seems DHCP fails, but I dont know why.

Can you post boardlog.txt ? (generated by the debug board program)

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"Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius -- and a lot of courage -- to move in the opposite direction." Albert Einstein