Hello,
i know, this theme was already discussed a few times and i tried it out since over 4 hours no. I think it´s time to get help.
I installed VB 4.2.6 and MINT also with Guest extensions. I add a shared folder to VB called 'ubuntu'.
In home directory i add folder ubuntu.
I tried
sudo mount -t vboxsf -o rw,uid=1000,gid=1000 share /home/jochen/ubuntu
with
/sbin/mount.vboxsf: mounting failed with the error: Protocol error
I´am not using Linux every day, so i´am not so in what to do. Any hints?
Thanks a lot,
Jochen
Share folders in Linux (Mint Guest) Win 7 (Host)
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loukingjr
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Re: Share folders in Linux (Mint Guest) Win 7 (Host)
I know it's not normally recommended but I have found using the VirtualBox menu to create a shared folder and checking Automount and Make Permanent has worked well with any Ubuntu based distro.
edit: btw, the line you want to use is... sudo mount -t vboxsf -o uid=1000,gid=1000 ubuntu ~/ubuntu
I think there is an issue using the same name for the share and the target folder.
edit: btw, the line you want to use is... sudo mount -t vboxsf -o uid=1000,gid=1000 ubuntu ~/ubuntu
I think there is an issue using the same name for the share and the target folder.
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Re: Share folders in Linux (Mint Guest) Win 7 (Host) (Solved
Hello and thank you!
I didn´t know this command in detail. I thought 'share' is a command. After shange it to the shared name of VB, it worked.
I didn´t know this command in detail. I thought 'share' is a command. After shange it to the shared name of VB, it worked.
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loukingjr
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Re: Share folders in Linux (Mint Guest) Win 7 (Host) (Solved
you're welcome. glad I could help.Jochen6969 wrote:Hello and thank you!
I didn´t know this command in detail. I thought 'share' is a command. After shange it to the shared name of VB, it worked.
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