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Didaufen I'm using Virtual Box 6.0.14, Windows 10 version 1903 and Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS I'm trying to set a shared folder as my guest OS in Ubuntu, but for some reason I can't I have installed Virtual Box's Guest Additions, Virtual Box Extension Pack and still n
Tima I'm running into a weird permission issue; Shared folders display a set of permissions in Windows and a completely different set of permissions in Linux when accessed via VirtualBox. The shared folder is my XAMPP htdocs/ directory because I want to be abl
Andre I've read the documentation and all the questions about sharing folders from the host machine to the virtualbox's guest machine, but it still doesn't work. In my case the host is a windows machine and the guest is an Ubuntu18.04 server machine. Suggestio
Tima I'm running into a weird permission issue; Shared folders display a set of permissions in Windows and a completely different set of permissions in Linux when accessed via VirtualBox. The shared folder is my XAMPP htdocs/ directory because I want to be abl
Gerardo Zinno On my Mac, I have installed virtualbox on Ubuntu. When I go into the virtual machine's settings, under the section that allows you to create shared folders, I select the folder to share (it's on the mac's desktop), but in Ubuntu there's nothing.
Gerardo Zinno On my Mac, I have installed virtualbox on Ubuntu. When I go into the virtual machine's settings, under the section that allows you to create shared folders, I select the folder to share (it's on the mac's desktop), but in Ubuntu there's nothing.
Xie Jilai Is there anyway to transfer clipboard contents in image format, JPEG, bitmap or other formats to or from a VirtualBox guest instance? dwarf In fact, VirtualBox's support for clipboard sharing still lacks official support for graphics. Currently, it o
Xie Jilai Is there anyway to transfer clipboard contents in image format, JPEG, bitmap or other formats to or from a VirtualBox guest instance? dwarf In fact, VirtualBox's support for clipboard sharing still lacks official support for graphics. Currently, it o
Nicolas Raoul context Three years ago, my company installed me a Lenovo T550 with Windows 10 Home (my understanding is that this is called "OEM"). I immediately deleted everything to install Ubuntu on it. Unfortunately, from now on, I need to use Windows 10 ev
Didaufen I just installed Windows 10 in a VirtualBox VM using Ubuntu 18.04 as the host OS. I want to resize the VM screen (in a VirtualBox window) to fit the entire host's screen. How can I do this? Jesus Ha original In order to be able to use your VM on full-
Didaufen I just installed Windows 10 in a VirtualBox VM using Ubuntu 18.04 as the host OS. I want to resize the VM screen (in a VirtualBox window) to fit the entire host's screen. How can I do this? Jesus Ha original In order to be able to use your VM on full-
Nicolas Raoul context Three years ago, my company installed me a Lenovo T550 with Windows 10 Home (my understanding is that this is called "OEM"). I immediately deleted everything to install Ubuntu on it. Unfortunately, from now on, I need to use Windows 10 ev
Mascarpone cheese Since Ubuntu 11.10 uses a new kernel, it's hard to get decent support for virtualization. VirtualBox doesn't support guest additions for ubuntu 11.10, so I definitely can't copy back and forth between the ubuntu desktop and windows, and FreeB
user34260 I have Ubuntu 12.10 as host OS and FreeBSD 9 as guest OS in Virtualbox 4.1.18. I have Samba installed in both Ubuntu and FreeBSD and shared some folders from virtualbox with the automountoption ticked as well. I also did it in right click and shareUb
user34260 I have Ubuntu 12.10 as host OS and FreeBSD 9 as guest OS in Virtualbox 4.1.18. I have Samba installed in both Ubuntu and FreeBSD and shared some folders from virtualbox with the automountoption ticked as well. I also did it in right click and shareUb
Samsh I installed the extension pack (6.1.10-1~ubuntu1.20.04.1) and the guest additions (although this does not require USB to work properly between guests). Shared folders, shared clipboard, webcam, audio (input and output) work fine. But usb is not detected
Naten Baptista I have a VirtualBox VM Ubuntu 16.04 guest running on a Window 10 host Problem: When I resume from hibernation on Windows 10 and start the Ubuntu VM, the guest OS doesn't get an IP. The interface is visible with ethtool, and the link is detected:
Ragnason I have the following components: Host: Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS. Guest: Windows 10 virtual machine. In the "Virtual" box, I've selected " " Bridged Adapterfor this Windows VM , and I've also changed the VM's static IP so that it matches my host Ubuntu. But
Ragnason I have the following components: Host: Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS. Guest: Windows 10 virtual machine. In the "Virtual" box, I've selected " " Bridged Adapterfor this Windows VM , and I've also changed the VM's static IP so that it matches my host Ubuntu. But
Amir32dm I was using vmware workstation 10 before (win 8 host), I used ubuntu 14.04 and used to share folders from windows to ubuntu: I went into the settings of the windows VM, then selected the "options" tab, then found "shared folders" On the ubuntu desktop
Amir32dm I was using vmware workstation 10 before (win 8 host), I used ubuntu 14.04 and used to share folders from windows to ubuntu: I went into the settings of the windows VM, then selected the "options" tab, then found "shared folders" On the ubuntu desktop
Peter.O I am running VirtualBox OSE in an Ubuntu Lucid host. The Guest system is also Ubuntu Lucid. I've set up a Host directory to share with the Guest via VirutulBox's Shared Folders. This directory is owned by the same user who is running the VM. The permis
Peter O I'm running VirtualBox OSE in an Ubuntu Lucid host. The Guest system is also Ubuntu Lucid. I have set up a host directory to share with the Guest via VirutulBox Shared Folders. This directory is owned by the same user running the VM. The permissions of
Peter.O I am running VirtualBox OSE in an Ubuntu Lucid host. The Guest system is also Ubuntu Lucid. I've set up a Host directory to share with the Guest via VirutulBox's Shared Folders. This directory is owned by the same user who is running the VM. The permis
Peter O I'm running VirtualBox OSE in an Ubuntu Lucid host. The Guest system is also Ubuntu Lucid. I have set up a host directory to share with the Guest via VirutulBox Shared Folders. This directory is owned by the same user running the VM. The permissions of
Shahzad Latif | I have a Windows 10 host with an IP address of 192.168.8.101, a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 and a gateway of 192.168.8.1. I also have Mac OS Sierra installed on VirtualBox on this Windows host. This guest macOS has an IP like 10.0.2.15 and a g
Shahzad Latif | I have a Windows 10 host with an IP address of 192.168.8.101, a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 and a gateway of 192.168.8.1. I also have Mac OS Sierra installed on VirtualBox on this Windows host. This guest macOS has an IP like 10.0.2.15 and a g
Shahzad Latif | I have a Windows 10 host with an IP address of 192.168.8.101, a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 and a gateway of 192.168.8.1. I also have Mac OS Sierra installed on VirtualBox on this Windows host. This guest macOS has an IP like 10.0.2.15 and a g
Ahmed Alps Balkans I'm running on a Windows 10 Home guest OS on a VirtualBox VM , the MacOS host running 10.13.6 High Sierra with VirtualBox 5.2.23. The audio worked a few times and then stopped working. (Not sure, maybe due to virtualbox version update or my