Set up sharing to enable sharing between Linux and Windows

Set up sharing to enable sharing between Linux and Windows

Premise:

Install the virtual machine. You can refer to: Install Virtual machine on Windows detailed graphics tutorial

Install Linux. Refer to: Installation of Linux operating system in VMware Workstation-red Flag Desktop 7.0

Installing the VMware Tools tool can be consulted: Installing the VMware toolst tool in a Linux system

After installing the Vmwaretools tool, open the Mnt folder for Linux,

1. View the Mnt folder.

In the folder under the root of MNT, you will see there is a Hgfs folder, this folder is not before.

2. Set up sharing.

Select the virtual machine--settings. The following window pops up.

3. Click "Options-Shared Folder", select "Always enable" on the right, then click "Add" below to add the folder you want to share (the folder you want to share is a folder under Windows).

4. I select the E:\share folder as the shared file. Ok.

Click "Done" and the share is set.

5. Open the Hgfs under the Mnt folder in the root directory and see that there is a Linux folder. Description The shared folder that was set has succeeded. Linux files, as long as the copy into this "Linux" folder inside, you can copy from Windows to achieve sharing.

Warm tips:

If the folder does not appear, you can set the folder specified under Windows to be shared.

Set up sharing to enable sharing between Linux and Windows