![]() ![]() This step only applies to Linux guest OS(not Windows). Grant folder access permission to non-root users.Unless the shared folder is for one-off use only, you should enable the Make Permanent checkbox. Optionally, you can also mount the folder manually, but then you must modify access permissions in order to make the folder writable by non-root users. The Auto-mount checkbox should be enabled. For example, if the shared folder on the host machine is /home/peter/Music, the corresponding folder name defaults to /media/sf_Music on the Ubuntu guest OS, and \\vboxsvr\Music on the Windows guest OS. You should note the folder name in order to identify the full folder pathname on the guest OS. The Folder name field refers to the folder name on the guest OS, which defaults to the folder name you specified in the last step. Specify the path for the shared folder.Ĭlick the down arrow next to the Folder Path parameter, select Other, and navigate to the target shared folder.Note that you can have more than 1 shared folder. ![]()
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