Use USB flash disks for OracleVMVirtualBox in Ubuntu

First, declare that it is set in Ubuntu10.10 environment. You can normally identify the ushield, USB flash drive, and mobile hard drive. I have read a lot of tutorials on the Internet before, but most versions are too old. The following method is feasible for testing. First install OracleVMVirtualBox. You can find its deb installation package directly. After OracleVMVirtualBox is installed, you can create a WinXP Virtual Machine in it. The specific method is skipped. Next, we 'd better install the VirtualBox Enhancement Tool.

First, declare that it is set in Ubuntu10.10 environment. You can normally identify the ushield, USB flash drive, and mobile hard drive.

I have read a lot of tutorials on the Internet before, but most versions are too old. The following method is feasible for testing.

First install the Oracle VM VirtualBox. You can find its deb installation package directly.

After installing the Oracle VM VirtualBox, you can create a Win XP Virtual Machine in it. The specific method is skipped.

Next, we 'd better install the VirtualBox Enhancement Tool. This step is skipped.

The following describes the entire process of using a USB flash drive (refer to the tutorials provided by others on the Internet for test availability ):

Add the current user as a member of vboxusers

Terminal input: cat/etc/group | grep vboxusers

Similar words are displayed:

Then enter/usr/sbin/usermod-G vboxusers-a horizon (here, replace horizon with your current user name)

Input again: cat/etc/group | grep vboxusers

This is shown as follows:

In this way, the current user is added to the vboxusers group.

After completing the preceding steps, enable the USB controller in VirtualBox,

I don't have some tutorials here. I need to add an empty filter, but it can be used. If you cannot find the USB flash drive, refer to the relevant tutorial.

Finally, install the ushield driver on the virtual Windows XP instance. Here, my ushield name is Gemalto hid usb eSeal Token, which can be identified by the virtual machine after being checked:

Finally, note that in some tutorials, you need to add a configuration line at the end to modify the/etc/fstab file.

However, in Ubuntu 10.10 and the latest version of VirtualBox (4.0.8), this setting is not required. Especially after the configuration, some error information will be displayed when the system is started. For more information, see.

For more information about Ubuntu, see Ubuntu special page http://www.linuxidc.com/topicnews.aspx? Tid = 2

Enable virtualbox in lubuntu 13.10 to use a USB flash disk

Step 4

1. sudo usermod-G vboxusers-a john

Here, john is the current user name of the vbox you want to use.

2. log out and log on to the user again.

3. Enable vbox point settings (the virtual machine is shut down at this time), click usb on the left, and the green plus sign on the right to view your usb device. Add one.

4. Open a virtual machine.

A problem occurs because the vbox is a little backward and does not support usb3.0. Therefore, do not insert the USB flash drive into the 3.0 interface. Otherwise, the USB flash drive cannot be identified. With this simple problem, I thought that I had checked a lot of information for a long time. Then I suddenly realized that this was the reason why I changed to a USB port...