![]() ![]() Tried adding my logged-in user to the vboxsf group in Ubuntu. Tried the above referencing folders on both drives on my MBP. Now establish an SSH session to your guest. Note this doesn't require restarting your VM. For this example, I used the name 'share'. Choose a directory path on the host machine, give the directory a name and choose applicable options (such as Auto Mount). Tried the above, creating "machine folder" and/or "transient folder" - same result as above. Within VirtualBox, navigate to Settings > Shared Folders. Restart Ubuntu, folder is created but empty. BTW, the folders are created in /media directory per the VB documentation.Īfter launching the VM, in Ubuntu, using VB | Devices menu, created a new shared folder. The dialog box indicates "full" access and "auto-mount". ![]() Set the shared folder via VirtualBox | Devices | shared folders menu. Besides I tried it and got "no such file or directory" - but then I may not be understanding exactly where I'm creating this no terminal guru, I. Auto mounting explicitly puts/mounts the shared folder in /media directory. Share folder in VirtualBox Host=Mac OS, Guest=Debian - No joy. The shared folder(s) as seen in Ubuntu is/are empty.ĭiary of searching for an answer on interwebs (No joy so far) I have a Ubuntu virtual machine (Virtual Box) hosted on my MBP w/ Mountain Lion. ![]()
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