Linux and Windows file Transfer (VMWare)

Virtual Machine desktop-free Linux and physical Windows file transfer There are many ways, now first of all through the form of shared folders, and other methods of subsequent replenishment

1. Background

1) Virtual machine system: VMware Desktop-free Linux

2) Physical machine system: Win 7

3) shared folder: Physical machine D:\Virtual MACHINES\SHARED_VM3

Requirements: Implement Linux and Windows file transfer

Note: To implement Linux and Windows file sharing through shared folders, you must install Vmware-tools , which can be used for reference http://www.cnblogs.com/ddbear/p/6857199.html

2. Operation

1) Windows: Create a shared folder D:\Virtual machines\shared_vm3

2) Virtual machine Linux: adding shared Folders

Select Virtual Machine Vm_3---Right-click Settings

Select Options--Shared folders--Always enabled--add

After setting up the wizard, click Next

Browse the Windows folder, here is the choice D:\Virtual machines\shared_vm3--Next

Note: The name corresponds to the folder name displayed by the Linux system

Default tick enable this share, click Done.

Click OK

Note: The red box to be ticked, the default is the hook

3) Virtual machine Linux: Start virtual machine vm_3

Select Vm_3---Start the virtual machine

4) Virtual machine Linux: Mounting shared folders

# cd/mnt

# mkdir Hgfs

Note: To implement Linux and Windows file sharing through shared folders, you must install Vmware-tools , which can be used for reference http://www.cnblogs.com/ddbear/p/6857199.html

After installing Vmware-tools, execute the following command

#/usr/bin/vmware-config-tools.pl

Then, return all the way until the installation is complete

　　

Seeing this picture shows that the installation is complete.

5) Virtual machine Linux: Restart virtual machine

# reboot

6) Inspection and testing

# Cd/mnt/hgfs

# ls

Test

# CD SHARED_VM3

# Vim Shared_test.txt

123456

Abcdsf

Save exit: Wq

# ls

　　

Check the file under Windows to see if there is no

Success

Linux and Windows file Transfer (VMWare)