Whenever you create a new guest machine, you must install the guest additions tool. VirtualBox comes with a guest machines tool called guest additions. To get started with sharing folders from VirtualBox host to guest machines, follow the steps below: Install VirtualBox Guest Additions You’ll have to enable bidirectional sharing from the host software, and the steps below show you how to do that. mysqldump -root -p -all-databases > /home/c/all.sqlĪfter a few minutes, I can see it in my Windows successfully.For this to work, you must be running the latest version of VirtualBox virtualization software with the current version of guest addition tools.
mount -t vboxsf c /home/c Backupīackup my MySQL databases into a sql file, and put it in the shared folder. In this case, c is the name I set in Shared Folders settings in VirutalBox GUI. Use the following command to mount the share folder. In this case, I create a directory called c in home. mount -t vboxsf sharename mountpoint ExampleĬreate a new directory for mounting the share folder. Mountįortunately, I can log in to my VirtualBox machine with username vagrant and password vargrant.Ĭhange my role to root, type in the follwing command to mount the shared folder. So the settings look like the screenshot. (2)Ĭhoose a Folder path, in this case, I choose D:\terrylin\c and name it with c (3) Go VirtualBox GUI, click Settings, click Shared Folders. My plan is to set a shared folder, and then backup everything I need and then put them in the shared folder. I tried many ways I found on the Internet, still not figuring it out, a rescue mission begins. Cannot connect the private IP was set on the Guest OS.Shared folders set on Vargrantfile not working.OMG, it was the development environment for mostly my works. However, someday, it was abruptly stopped working with one of my VirtualBox machine - terry - development. Vagrant is a create commmand line tool of Virtualbox to build a development environment for developers. A boring article is usually a story on my blog.
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