a problem in the partitions
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omar_shabib11
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a problem in the partitions
hello i have a problem i am using ubuntu first then i installed virtual box to use windows XP as i want to use programs that i cant use it in ubuntu the problem i have 2 partitions "C" and "D" in ubuntu but in XP only 1 partition "C" only cant see "D" partition which contains the programs please any one help me pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
i will attach 2 photos 1 from ubuntu the other from XP if you dont under stand me
i will attach 2 photos 1 from ubuntu the other from XP if you dont under stand me
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Perryg
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Re: a problem in the partitions
New to Linux huh? Ubuntu does not use drive letters that is a Windows thing.
It looks like you have the Windows guest working or we would not see the Drive in a screenshot. So my question is what exactly are you wanting to do?
It looks like you have the Windows guest working or we would not see the Drive in a screenshot. So my question is what exactly are you wanting to do?
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omar_shabib11
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Re: a problem in the partitions
i want to see the partition which is called Eng.tarek shabibin the XP
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Perryg
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Re: a problem in the partitions
Use the shared folders in VirtualBox.
That or you would need to create a raw connection (see the VirtualBox users manual and warnings).
That or you would need to create a raw connection (see the VirtualBox users manual and warnings).
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omar_shabib11
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Re: a problem in the partitions
i can't under stand you sorry it is my first time to use virtual box please tell me the steps or how to do this
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Perryg
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Re: a problem in the partitions
Basically you select what it is you want to share in the guest settings of the VM (in the shared folders section) while the guest is shut down.
Start the guest and (since it is Windows) look in the network section of the file manager and it will be there.
You must have the guest additions installed in the guest for the shared folders to work.
Start the guest and (since it is Windows) look in the network section of the file manager and it will be there.
You must have the guest additions installed in the guest for the shared folders to work.
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omar_shabib11
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Re: a problem in the partitions
look the truth i am new to the ubuntu and virtual box and i didn't understand any thing from the link if there a vedio please give me the link because i can't understand any thing from this link
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omar_shabib11
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Re: a problem in the partitions
i want to share all the partition not folder
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Perryg
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Re: a problem in the partitions
No video that I know of omar. Did you read my last reply? Have you tried to do what it says?
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omar_shabib11
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Re: a problem in the partitions
yes i read it and i have shared the folder and start the guest and see the network part but it says you dont have the permission
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Re: a problem in the partitions
Is you login name in the vboxusers group (on the host)
Typu id in the hosts terminal and if you do not see vboxusers do the following:
In a host terminal run this:
Replace <your username> with the name you use to log in. Type your user password when prompted.
Typu id in the hosts terminal and if you do not see vboxusers do the following:
In a host terminal run this:
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sudo usermod -aG vboxusers <your username>-
Perryg
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Re: a problem in the partitions
Be sure that the guest is shut down and reboot the host after you set new permissions in the host.
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omar_shabib11
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Re: a problem in the partitions
i have written the code in the terminal but it says
usermod: group 'vboxusers' does not exist
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Perryg
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Re: a problem in the partitions
You installed VirtualBox and it says that vboxusers group does not exist?
Where did you get your copy of VirtualBox from? and what version is it?
Where did you get your copy of VirtualBox from? and what version is it?