Oracle VirtualBOX: mounting Windows 7 host folder into guest
Oracle VirtualBOX: mounting Windows 7 host folder into guest
Sharing folders between Ubuntu guest and Windows Host
How to access windows host shared folders from ubuntu guest
Share folder between Windows (Host) and Ubuntu (Guest)
VirtualBox: access Windows-host shared folders from Ubuntu-guest
Access VirtualBox Shared Folder from Ubuntu 12.04
Ahhh... so you are pertinacious type...! This is what stops you from progress! can't take a negative feedback! Huh!!!!
ReplyDelete+Ankit Taluja Huh!
ReplyDelete+TheHugeWTF Sorry, I should have written some more exlamaction marks.
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ReplyDeleteAre you implying you are superior
ReplyDeleteyou are so slow man! are you reading it from somewhere or are you an idiot?
ReplyDelete+Florent HAZARD /sbin/mount.vboxsf: mounting failed with the error: No such device
ReplyDeletesudo apt-get install virtualbox-guest-utils
ReplyDeleteHELP HELP!!!
ReplyDeletethis location could not be displayed. you do not have the permissions necessary to view the contents of "sf_H_DRIVE"
Ten minutes for 2 commands...
ReplyDelete- On host, Create a shared folder with name SHARE_NAME (the name you want) to a local path.
- On guest, enter commands:
sudo mkdir /media/SHARE_NAME/
sudo mount -t vboxsf SHARE_NAME /media/SHARE_NAME/
thanks , its working where i was stuck. thanks for this video :)
ReplyDelete+TID - TheIronDog Install the guest additions as he mentioned earlier in the video.
ReplyDeleteunknown filesystem type 'vboxsf'
ReplyDeletethanks for the video. Works fine. good job.
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteThanks for making this video. I followed the instructions same but it didn't work for me. Every thing worked but at last when I try to view the shared folder from Ubuntu its blank. Can anyone please help me with this. Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and VBox 5.01
Thanks a lot.. Worked Perfectly!
ReplyDeleteThe only problem is that this shared folder exists under c:Users, which is already shared by VirtualBox, and it doesn't cover how to accomplish this with a directory that resides outside of c:Users, for example, c:tempdata. This is significant, because there are security restrictions limiting people to their home directory.
ReplyDeleteThanks! It is very useful!!!
ReplyDeletevideo was not help full at all it was a load of crap it didnt even work
ReplyDeleteyou saved ma life :v
ReplyDeleteit gives me "unknown file system type vboxsf"..
ReplyDeleteI am a human. What are my options?
ReplyDeletegood video
ReplyDeletehow do i get the command line??? The symbol doesnt exist in my virtual box ubuntu
ReplyDeleteHi, do you happen to know how it works if you have a cloudera quickstart VM 5.4.2.0 virtual box (from oracle VM virtual box) and a windows 7 system? I do not see the same VM tabs as in the video and do not get an option to install guest additions etc. Hope someone can help me out. Have already been seraching a lot. Thanks
ReplyDeletei think you might learn english first and the spellings of the words... A**
ReplyDeletethis is the only tutorial that worked for me, thank you
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