On Sunday, December 14, 2025 06:53:02 AM Alexander V. Makartsev wrote: > It is possible to mount virtual disk image with "qemu-nbd", however I > think it will be more convenient for you to setup a shared folder on the > host and transfer files from host to guest and vice versa.
> I recommend Samba, as it is more simple to install and also supported by > multiple OSs, so all your guest VMs could use it. I like sshfs better than Samba -- I forget the problems I used to have with Samba, but there were enough that I quit using it. (Maybe one of them had to do with disconnecting (in certain circumstances) and not reconnecting automatically?) As it happens, I haven't had any disconnects with sshfs that were in any way surprising (e.g. restarting a computer or such) so I don't know if sshfs has problems similar to Samba. I assume that Windows can handle sshfs but I'm not 100% positive.
