Accessing ubuntu files from within Windows 2000
Posted: 31. Jul 2009, 11:11
Hi,
I run Virtualbox on an Ubuntu host. My guest OS is Windows 2000. I am trying to access Ubuntu's file system (or a part of it) from within Windows 2000.
Following the instructions I have found on the web, I have started Virtualbox, then select the Virtual Machine (I have only one) and opend the Settings. There, I have specified that I want to share the folter /home/isabelle/Mes Documents/Isabelle/compta.
Then, I have launched the virtual machine and, once Windows 2000 was started, I opened "Start > Run Command" and I have typed in the command:
An MS-Dos windows has opened, then automatically closed. And then, nothing.
I open Windows Explorer, I try to look at the folders, but there is no u: drive.
Is there any specific instructions for accessing linux files from within Windows 2000?
Thank you for your answer and best regards.
I run Virtualbox on an Ubuntu host. My guest OS is Windows 2000. I am trying to access Ubuntu's file system (or a part of it) from within Windows 2000.
Following the instructions I have found on the web, I have started Virtualbox, then select the Virtual Machine (I have only one) and opend the Settings. There, I have specified that I want to share the folter /home/isabelle/Mes Documents/Isabelle/compta.
Then, I have launched the virtual machine and, once Windows 2000 was started, I opened "Start > Run Command" and I have typed in the command:
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net use u: \\vboxsvr\comptaI open Windows Explorer, I try to look at the folders, but there is no u: drive.
Is there any specific instructions for accessing linux files from within Windows 2000?
Thank you for your answer and best regards.