VirtualBox adalah mesin virtual di Linux. Kira-kira sama dengan VMWare.
Instalasi VirtualBox sangat mudah, melalui perintah
# apt-get install virtualbox-ose virtualbox-ose-source
atau
$ sudo apt-get install virtualbox-ose virtualbox-ose-source
08 December, 2010
Share Folder Di VirtualBox
sumber TKP
Jika kita sudah membuat virtual machine dan menginstalasi OS di dalam-nya. Kita dapat menshare filder antara host dengan guest.
Misalnya sebuah virtual machine dengan nama WinXP dan folder yang akan di share adalah /home/user/shared. Matikan virtual machine dan lakukan langkah berikut,
VBoxManage sharedfolder add winXP -name "sharedfolder" -hostpath "/home/user/shared"
Mount shared folder dalam guest. Untuk Windows guest dapat dilakukan sesudah anda boot up menggunakan terminal / perintah DOS berikut
net use G: \\vboxsvr\sharedfolder
Jika kita sudah membuat virtual machine dan menginstalasi OS di dalam-nya. Kita dapat menshare filder antara host dengan guest.
Misalnya sebuah virtual machine dengan nama WinXP dan folder yang akan di share adalah /home/user/shared. Matikan virtual machine dan lakukan langkah berikut,
VBoxManage sharedfolder add winXP -name "sharedfolder" -hostpath "/home/user/shared"
Mount shared folder dalam guest. Untuk Windows guest dapat dilakukan sesudah anda boot up menggunakan terminal / perintah DOS berikut
net use G: \\vboxsvr\sharedfolder
Virtualbox: Shared directory- “unknown filesystem type vboxsf”
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I got the error message “unknown filesystem type vboxsf” while I was trying to share a directory from my Windows XP host to Ubuntu Interpid Ibex (8.10). In almost every where it said to install Guest additions. After spending few hours I found the solution. So decided to share with you for reference.
Step 1: Install host additions (usually you install them when you install virualbox).
Step 2: If you have created a new machine, then create a shared directory/folder. (From the machine’s Devices menu)
Step 3: From machine’s Devices menu, select “Install guest additions”
Step 4: Now in the guest (Ubuntu Ibex Interpid for my case), fire up a console and type the following:
sudo /media/cdrom/VBoxLinuxAdditions-x86.run
It should install the additions.
Step 5: Now create a directory where you want to mount your shared drive. For example I have created shared directory under mount using following:
#cd /media
#sudo mkdir shared
Step 6: Mount using following command:
sudo mount -t vboxsf shared /media/shared
Note that shared was the name of the directory I shared from virtual box and /media/shared is the directory where I wanted to mount my shared directory.
Now you should be able to see the files under shared directory in both system.
Enjoy!
Maaf ini Copas ngga sempat edit. jadi silahkan baca
I got the error message “unknown filesystem type vboxsf” while I was trying to share a directory from my Windows XP host to Ubuntu Interpid Ibex (8.10). In almost every where it said to install Guest additions. After spending few hours I found the solution. So decided to share with you for reference.
Step 1: Install host additions (usually you install them when you install virualbox).
Step 2: If you have created a new machine, then create a shared directory/folder. (From the machine’s Devices menu)
Step 3: From machine’s Devices menu, select “Install guest additions”
Step 4: Now in the guest (Ubuntu Ibex Interpid for my case), fire up a console and type the following:
sudo /media/cdrom/VBoxLinuxAdditions-x86.run
It should install the additions.
Step 5: Now create a directory where you want to mount your shared drive. For example I have created shared directory under mount using following:
#cd /media
#sudo mkdir shared
Step 6: Mount using following command:
sudo mount -t vboxsf shared /media/shared
Note that shared was the name of the directory I shared from virtual box and /media/shared is the directory where I wanted to mount my shared directory.
Now you should be able to see the files under shared directory in both system.
Enjoy!
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