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I installed virtual box on Ubuntu 11.10
I made a new machine and installed arch with the latest ISO
Everything works fine.
I added a shared folder to the vmachine via the settings panel
I installed the latest Arch Linux snapshot and installed 'virtualbox-archlinux-additions' on a new virtual machine
I added MODULES=(... vboxguest vboxsf vboxvideo) to /etc/rc.conf
I ran
# groupadd vboxsf
# gpasswd -a $USER vboxsf
# haltThis is what the wiki says to do.
then I booted the vbox expecting to see a shared folder,
but /media is empty.
Last edited by gladiusmaximus (2012-04-06 13:58:08)
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Are you able to mount your shared folder manually, using
sudo mount -t vboxsf share /home/<username>/sf_share?
Last edited by bohoomil (2012-04-04 02:24:29)
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# mount -t vboxsf share /home/sam/sf_share
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try adding user to 'vboxusers' group both on arch and on ubuntu.
make another shared folder , set permission to 777 then mount it in arch.
see if that works.
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Ubuntu host:
# chmod -R 777 Dropbox
# usermod -a -G vboxusers samArch guest:
# groupadd vboxusers
# usermod -a -G vboxusers sam
# mount -t vboxsf share /home/sam/Dropbox
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Arch guest:
# mount -t vboxsf share /home/sam/Dropbox
Just a thought... Check your share names and paths. Above you mount a share called 'share' in a mount point '/home/sam/Dropbox'. It seems a bit weird. If all your permissions are set correctly, modules are loaded and services are started (also on the Ubuntu side), then it may be a name/path related issue.
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I didn't realise 'share' was the share name.
# mount -t vboxsf Dropbox /home/sam/DropboxSuccess! Thanks guys...
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That's great. Please, mark the thread [SOLVED] for future reference.
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