To map a Windows drive to UNIX VM perform the following steps
On Windows
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1. Create a folder in windows called VM_SHARED
2.Click on properties go to Sharing. Go to Advanced sharing and select Share this folder.
Click OK/Apply.
On Unix VM
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1. Go to Device Menu
2. Click on Insert Guest Additions CD Image
3. Alternatively go to the directory of the Guest Additions CD and click on the autorun.sh
4. Once the Guest Additions are successfully installed. Restart both Unix and Windows systems
After restarting the host windows system and unix VM,
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1.Go to Device Menu on the Unix VM
2 .Choose the Shared Folders- > Shared Folder Setting
3. Choose the path of the windows folder created on step 1. Give a logical name to the shared folder as ‘VM-SHARED’
4. open the terminal
Change to root user
Create a directory called windowsdrive under home directory
Now mount this directory to the shared windows folder as given below
sudo mount -t vboxsf VM_SHARED /home/windowsdrive
Now if you place a file under the VM_SHARED directory in windows, it will be visible in the /home/windowsdrive
On Windows
------------------------
1. Create a folder in windows called VM_SHARED
2.Click on properties go to Sharing. Go to Advanced sharing and select Share this folder.
Click OK/Apply.
On Unix VM
-------------------------
1. Go to Device Menu
2. Click on Insert Guest Additions CD Image
3. Alternatively go to the directory of the Guest Additions CD and click on the autorun.sh
4. Once the Guest Additions are successfully installed. Restart both Unix and Windows systems
After restarting the host windows system and unix VM,
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1.Go to Device Menu on the Unix VM
2 .Choose the Shared Folders- > Shared Folder Setting
3. Choose the path of the windows folder created on step 1. Give a logical name to the shared folder as ‘VM-SHARED’
4. open the terminal
Change to root user
Create a directory called windowsdrive under home directory
Now mount this directory to the shared windows folder as given below
sudo mount -t vboxsf VM_SHARED /home/windowsdrive
Now if you place a file under the VM_SHARED directory in windows, it will be visible in the /home/windowsdrive
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