You call that good news? Pablo Pérez wrote: > Hi, the good news is that you don't even need to add anything to your > fstab file for mounting shares automatically; all it takes is a short > script file and telling your desktop to load it at startup. > > Here's my step by step: > > == Shares setup: == > > 1. Assign the host folders to share through the VM settings in > VirtualBox. No need to setup shares in Windows Explorer itself. > > 2. Create mount points for the shares in the guest (as root): > mkdir /mnt/share > mkdir /mnt/share/music > mkdir /mnt/share/videos > mkdir /mnt/share/pix > mkdir /mnt/share/dox > mkdir /mnt/share/down > > 3. Setup sudo (as root): > Add the following at the end of /etc/sudoers: > user ALL = NOPASSWD : ALL > Replace "user" with your username. > > 4. Create a script to mount your shares: > mkdir ~/Scripts > nano scripts/shares > #!/bin/sh > sudo mount -t vboxsf music /mnt/share/music > sudo mount -t vboxsf videos /mnt/share/videos > sudo mount -t vboxsf pix /mnt/share/pix > sudo mount -t vboxsf dox /mnt/share/dox > # sudo mount -t vboxsf down /mnt/share/down > Make shared-folders script executable: > chmod +x shared-folders > > 5. Add the script to Gnome startup programs: > Desktop > Preferences > Sessions > Startup Programs > > _______________________________________________ > vbox-users mailing list > [email protected] > http://vbox.innotek.de/mailman/listinfo/vbox-users > >
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