Hi and welcome back, Wolf :-)
I used to map a virtual drive to a folder on Linux - but like you
found, I sometimes had problems with that (not all the time, just
sometimes) so I stopped doing that. When I need to get access to my
virtual drive, I use guestmount from the libguestfs package to "mount"
the virtual disk from Linux:
$ mkdir mystuff
$ guestmount -a mystuff.qcow2 -m /dev/sda1 mystuff
...
$ guestunmount mystuff
Ah so you do less frequent copying from the DOS image to your linux system
for things like git commit?
I'm also going to try EtherDFS and see if that can solve it so that I can
edit code on linux and then build and test in a QEMU box which is
constantly running. :)
Time for the usual advertisement: DOSEMU2 makes those things very
easy by magically letting you use Linux directories of your choice
as drives for DOS :-)
Cheers, Eric
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