implementing file transfer between Linux and Windows in a virtual machineTags: linuxJune 28, 2016 11:17:37 2092 people read comments (0) favorite reports Classification:Linux (2)
First, configure the environment
- Virtual Machine Linux:fedora 9
- File Transfer tool: SSHSecureShellClient-3.2.9
Ii. Steps of implementation
1. Install the file Transfer tool SSHSecureShellClient-3.2.9 in Windows, the main interface is as follows:
On the left is Windows Explorer, on the right is the Linux directory display (not yet connected to Linux is not operational)
2. Start Linux in the virtual machine and view the Linux IP address as follows:
ifconfig command to view IP address, my IP is 192.168.134.128
3. On the Windows command line, test the ping Linux IP address as follows:
Can Ping Linux hosts
4. Turn on the SSHD service for Linux as follows:
SSHSecureShellClient-3.2.9 requires SSHD service support
5. Start the connection to Linux as follows:
Click the Quick Connect button on the toolbar
Enter the IP address and user name of Linux, and other default
If this interface appears, you cannot connect to this IP or the SSHD service does not open
If this interface appears, you can connect to Linux and enter the Linux login password
Already connected to Linux. On the left is Windows Explorer, to the right is the Linux directory, which opens to the/root directory by default
6. Start transferring files between Windows and Linux as follows:
Drag the file you want to transfer directly with your mouse
Iii. concluding remarks
In real-world embedded Linux development, there are many times when files need to be transferred between Windows and Linux, especially when there is only one development host. Of course there are many ways to transfer files between Windows and Linux, but this article is intended to introduce one of the simplest ways to facilitate our development.
Reprinted from: http://blog.chinaunix.net/uid-24219701-id-67445.html
Implementing file transfer between Linux and Windows in a virtual machine