reverse sharing guest's wifi with host
Posted: 16. May 2009, 04:15
I have a laptop running Ubuntu linux. Since upgrading to the latest version, Jaunty, I can no longer get either my internal wifi or my USB wifi to work reliably with WPA enabled on my router.
But the USB wifi works perfectly in the Win XP guest running under Virtual Box 2.2.2 when I turn off the NAT networking mode for the guest machine - btw, NAT mode when on works perfectly for sharing the host's hardwired connection.
I'd also like to be able to share my USB printer and my USB Sansa mp3 player which appears as a pair of USB drives in MSC mode. The printer and Sansa work perfectly under the guest Win XP but neither work properly on the host since 'upgrading' to Jaunty.
What networking mode should I use in Virtual Box and what steps would I need to take on the guest and host to 'reverse' share the wifi connection and hopefully simultaneously share the guest's USB printer and USB drives?
But the USB wifi works perfectly in the Win XP guest running under Virtual Box 2.2.2 when I turn off the NAT networking mode for the guest machine - btw, NAT mode when on works perfectly for sharing the host's hardwired connection.
I'd also like to be able to share my USB printer and my USB Sansa mp3 player which appears as a pair of USB drives in MSC mode. The printer and Sansa work perfectly under the guest Win XP but neither work properly on the host since 'upgrading' to Jaunty.
What networking mode should I use in Virtual Box and what steps would I need to take on the guest and host to 'reverse' share the wifi connection and hopefully simultaneously share the guest's USB printer and USB drives?