Just Installed Vitualbox an there is no selection for Vboxsf in the group manager under my username when I go into User and Group Management module in YaST...
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Can't See Vboxsf in Group User Box
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scottgus1
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Re: Can't See Vboxsf in Group User Box
Searching the PDF of the Virtualbox manual shows that 'vboxsf' is only related to Guest Additions Shared Folders.tbrown9218 wrote:no selection for Vboxsf
So you won't find a usable 'vboxsf' group on your host PC, and you have to install Guest Additions successfully in the guest to get an automatic 'vboxsf' group made.
Regrettably I can't offer more specific information, as you don't mention whether it's the host, the physical PC, or the guest, the VM, that you're looking for 'vboxsf' on.
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tbrown9218
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Re: Can't See Vboxsf in Group User Box
This is my main host machine
I already Installed all the i+ | virtualbox | VirtualBox is an Emulator | package
i+ | virtualbox-guest-desktop-icons | Icons for guest desktop files | package
i+ | virtualbox-guest-source | Source files for virtualbox gu-> | package
i+ | virtualbox-guest-tools | VirtualBox guest tools | package
i+ | virtualbox-guest-x11 | VirtualBox X11 drivers for mou-> | package
Am I missing Anything
I already Installed all the i+ | virtualbox | VirtualBox is an Emulator | package
i+ | virtualbox-guest-desktop-icons | Icons for guest desktop files | package
i+ | virtualbox-guest-source | Source files for virtualbox gu-> | package
i+ | virtualbox-guest-tools | VirtualBox guest tools | package
i+ | virtualbox-guest-x11 | VirtualBox X11 drivers for mou-> | package
Am I missing Anything
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scottgus1
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- Primary OS: MS Windows 10
- VBox Version: VirtualBox+Oracle ExtPack
- Guest OSses: Windows, Linux
Re: Can't See Vboxsf in Group User Box
Guest Additions should be installed in the guest, the VM. They should not be installed on the host. Otherwise they'd be called Host Additions.
If you installed Guest Additions in the host PC, then uninstall them and hope nothing's broken.
If you installed Guest Additions in the host PC, then uninstall them and hope nothing's broken.