Hi all,
First of all I allways login via root. This is because it is in the book that I am going through (not for college but for my own learning purpose).
I installed VirtualBox Guest Additions in Kali as follow:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install -y virtualbox-guest-x11
reboot
I have a virtualbox with Kali Linux installed on it. It is connected with network bridge adapter.
When I want to share the downloads-map I do the following:
- Go to Setings on the Kali-linux machine (in virtual box manager)
- Click on Shared Folders
- At Folder path I choose D:/Downloads because there are my downloads (C drive is a SSD drive).
- I have selected Read-Only, Auto-mount and Make permanent
- Did click on OK
In the book is stated that I have to see the shared file on my Kali-desktop. But I can't find it.
Also when I am searching for it I can't find it.
Can you please help so that I can continue the installation of everything?
[Solved] Can't connect shared folder
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Re: Can't connect shared folder
Have you tried "THE" book, a.k.a. the User Manual? Also in the "/doc" subdirectory of your Windows VirtualBox installation, as a searchable PDF.Pannagirl wrote:it is in the book that I am going through
That is not the way to install the Guest Additions (GAs). According to the book, with the VM window having the focus, you go to the host's menu "Devices" » "Insert GAs CD image..." and if you're not prompted from autorun, you run "<CD>/VBoxLinuxAdditions.run".Pannagirl wrote:I installed VirtualBox Guest Additions in Kali as follow:
If that doesn't work, we need to see a complete VBox.log, from a complete VM run, where the problem occurs:
- Start the VM from cold-boot (not from a paused or saved state) / Observe problem / Shutdown the VM (force close it if you have to).
- With the VM completely shut down (not paused or saved), right-click on the VM in the VirtualBox Manager and select "Show Log".
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Re: Can't connect shared folder
Will try it ASAP.
In my book about cyber security I needed to take the steps that I did wrote down.
But I must say that it is not a good book.
Will let you know if it is working. Thank you for your kind help.
Don't have a windows virtualbox, only a linux virtualbox. But a windows pc.
In my book about cyber security I needed to take the steps that I did wrote down.
But I must say that it is not a good book.
Will let you know if it is working. Thank you for your kind help.
Don't have a windows virtualbox, only a linux virtualbox. But a windows pc.
Re: Can't connect shared folder
Yes it is working now. Thank you very much!