Host windows7 virtual machine Debian 8 -bit
1.vbox virtual machine Linux mount Windows folder -bit system
Mount-t vboxsf/ shared Windows directory name /linux under the directory name you want to mount
Mount-o Loop The name of the directory under file name/linux to mount
CP ready to copy file name / directory name mounted with Mount-o Loop
Umount/ directory name mounted with mount-o loop ; un-mount
2,Debianlinux:mount when there is a problem with the file system solution
Sudo apt-get Install gcc make
Sudo Apt-get Install Linux-headers-amd64
sudo apt-get install dkms
Re-entry:vboxadditons Optical drive execute Sh. Run End file
3. Mount the image file to the appropriate directory
Mount-o Loop pm.img/mnt/p
CP pmtest1.com/mnt/p
umount/mnt/p
4.
Nasm-f Elf-o F.O f.asm
Gcc-c-m32-o f1.o f1.c
D-m elf_i386-s-o ff1 f.o f1.o\
When you use the above command, Discovery uses -m32 parameter, the compile prompt error is as follows:
_x86_64 elf_i386 i386linux elf_l1om elf_k1om i386pep i386pecollect2:error:ld returned 1 exit status
Networking updates are required below
First of all , to open the system to The three-digit support
First step: Confirm that the kernel is a schema
dpkg--print-architecture Output: adm64
Description already has the kernel of the system .
Step two: Confirm that the multi-schema support feature is turned on
dpkg--print-foreign-architectures Output: i386
The description is turned on if you do not need to open it manually
Open Multi-schema support
sudo dpkg--add-architecture i386
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
And so you have the support of the system to the three
followed by the installation of gcc Multilab
Apt-get Install Gcc-multilib G++-multilib
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Orang ' s an operating system host Win7 64-bit, some considerations for virtual machine Linux