List the content of VirtualBox Guest Additions ISOīefore we install the Guest Addition software, there are certain pre-requisite which must be covered or else the installation will fail with errors like " VirtualBox Guest Additions: Kernel Headers Not Found For Target Kernel" ~]# yum -y install gcc make perl bzip2 kernel-headers-$(uname -r) kernel-devel-$(uname -r) elfutils-libelf-devel xorg-x11-drivers xorg-x11-util I know sr1 contains the virtual box addition image so I will mount it on /mntĪLSO READ: Beginners Guide on systemd tutorial in Linux 1.3 Verify the content of the ImageĬheck the content of the ISO. Currently my server has two ISOs which are mounted ~]# lsscsi This will open a new window, select Storage from the left menu and check if VBoxAdditions.iso is mounted Verify if Guest Additions Image is addedġ.2 Mount Guest Additions Image on the server To verify if the Image is mounted successfully, click on Machine from the top menu and from the drop down click on Settings. Insert Guest Additions CD Image to the VM In the drop down menu click on Insert Guest Additions CD Image. Just power on your VM and on the console look out for Devices from the top menu. The good thing is that you don't have to download any additional software to setup VBoxGuestAddition. This is a mandatory pre-requisite if you wish to configure a shared folder with VirtualBox. I will use RHEL/CentOS 8 as my Linux OS to access the shared folder as normal and root user.
It is possible the steps may vary in future with a different version of VirtualBox. I am using Oracle VirtualBox 6.1 which is installed on Windows 10 host. You can use this option to transfer files between Windows and Linux and vice versaĪLSO READ: How to run script after N minutes of boot with systemd CentOS/RHEL 7/8 Lab Environment The configuration is easy so even a non-techie can easily setup a shared folder which is I believe many people choose for this option instead of samba share. Normally i use samba server to configure a share between Linux and Windows but lately I came to know about this feature from VirtualBox and thought to give it a try. In this tutorial I will share step by step instructions to configure shared folder feature from Oracle VirtualBox. How to create shared folder using Oracle VirtualBox with Linux Operating System? Can I share a folder from Windows host to Linux OS inside Oracle Virtual Box? How to access shared folder as normal user (non root) from Oracle VBox inside Linux? How to transfer files between Oracle VirtualBox and Windows Host? How to map network drive from Windows to Linux VM using Oracle VBox? Access Shared Folder (as root and non-root user) Configure Virtual Box to create shared folder 1.2 Mount Guest Additions Image on the server.
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