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mrprasant 04-11-2024 05:42 AM

unable to share windows host folder with oracle linux 9
 
Hi
i configured the windows folder to be auto mounted in oracle linux 9 .but it is not showing as i checked with df -h command And secondly "insert guest additions cd image " option is not working ,after several try also no run option window coming .let me tell you , for the first time when i clicked "insert guest additions cd image " to execute the packag "run" option dialog box was showing but by mistake i pressed the cancel button instead of run .my work is on hold pls find the

Regards
Prasant

yancek 04-11-2024 08:07 AM

Your post doesn't make much sense so start out by indicating if you are using virtualbox and if so, which OS is the host and which is installed in virtualbox? Are these on the same machine? Is your keyboard not functioning as I see periods in places where there should be none and you stopped your post in the middle of a sentence. If English is a secondary language you need better translation software.

michaelk 04-11-2024 08:11 AM

Welcome to LinuxQuestions.

You have not provided enough detail. I assume Windows is the host and Oracle 9 running as VirtualBox guest? Are you trying to use VirtualBox guest shared folder?

To be able to use shared folders you need to install guest additions. Typically you can not automatically run the install in linux. The ISO file should be automatically mounted. In a terminal window use the cd command to go to the directory where the ISO file is mounted and run the command.

sudo sh VBoxLinuxAdditions.run

You might have to install the following packages.
make gcc kernel-headers kernel-devel dkms

TB0ne 04-11-2024 08:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mrprasant (Post 6495292)
Hi
i configured the windows folder to be auto mounted in oracle linux 9 .but it is not showing as i checked with df -h command And secondly "insert guest additions cd image " option is not working ,after several try also no run option window coming .let me tell you , for the first time when i clicked "insert guest additions cd image " to execute the packag "run" option dialog box was showing but by mistake i pressed the cancel button instead of run .my work is on hold pls find the

Regards
Prasant

Your post is hard to follow, and you don't give us any details at all. You say you "configured the windows folder"...how??? Through what means did you configure things? Have you done any troubleshooting, like looking at log files or trying to mount the folder manually?? What environment is this in, and are there any firewalls in place? Has this ever worked?? And what kind of machine, because it looks like you're using VirtualBox...have you enabled bridging??

mrprasant 04-11-2024 10:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by michaelk (Post 6495312)
Welcome to LinuxQuestions.

You have not provided enough detail. I assume Windows is the host and Oracle 9 running as VirtualBox guest? Are you trying to use VirtualBox guest shared folder?

To be able to use shared folders you need to install guest additions. Typically you can not automatically run the install in linux. The ISO file should be automatically mounted. In a terminal window use the cd command to go to the directory where the ISO file is mounted and run the command.

sudo sh VBoxLinuxAdditions.run

You might have to install the following packages.
make gcc kernel-headers kernel-devel dkms

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Hi Michaelk, Thank you so much .The problem got resolved , once i executed the " sudo sh VBoxLinuxAdditions.run " command.
agreed the explanation was bit confusing which troubled to other members too.will take care for the next time.

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