Tutorial on sharing windows space with ubutnu In The Sun virtualbox Virtual Machine

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Step 1 (prerequisite): Install the enhancement feature. For more information, see here.

After the enhancement function is installed, the shared space is set. In the vbox menu, select:

Device-allocate data space-add data space

Set the data space location and {
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The shared folder named "VV15" is used as an example to demonstrate how to mount a shared space (in Ubuntu)

Mount Shared Folders

Re-enter the virtual Ubuntu and enter the following in the command line terminal:

Sudo mkdir/mnt/shared

Sudo Mount-T vboxsf VV15/mnt/shared

"VV15" indicates the name of the previously created shared folder. OK. Now Ubuntu and the host can upload files to each other.

If you do not want to manually mount each time, you can add

VV15/mnt/shared vboxsf RW, gid = 100, uid = 1000, auto 0 0

This enables automatic mounting.

To uninstall the SDK, run the following command:

Sudo umount-F/mnt/shared

Note:

The name of the shared folder must not be the same as that of the mount point. {
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/Sbin/mount. vboxsf: mounting failed with the error: Protocol Error

For the cause analysis, refer to the shared folder on a Linux guest section of tips on running sun virtualbox.

 

I use sudo Mount-T vboxsf VV15/mnt/shared for manual mounting. When I turn Ubuntu off and try again, check/mnt/shared to see the shared files, mount it with sudo Mount-T vboxsf VV15/mnt/shared. An error "invalid argument" exists. You cannot mount it with sudo umount-F/mnt/shared, now we can see shared files. I don't know why.

The above problem should be caused by the fact that the shared file is not removed from the shared directory, and you can see the shared file in the first step. In fact, the system has not refreshed the directory after Mount. I do not know the specific directory refreshing mechanism, this directory is usually output, and the directory has been refreshed after entering it. Some may also need to be returned to the root directory and then enter the directory you want to view to load the refreshed information, this is a relatively low-level, non-user-friendly system refresh method.