If it is normal, mount -t vboxsf winshare /mnt/share should be able to access the shared folder If not The result is returned, indicating that vboxsf is not loaded, execute The kernel module vboxfs may not be loaded, check it first: If it prompts /sbin/mount.vboxsf: mounting failed with the error: No such device #sudo mount -t vboxsf winshare /mnt/ share

Re-enter the virtual CentOs5.5, enter in the command line terminal: Click 'Devices' in the VirtualBox menu -> Shared Folders menu, add a shared folder, options Fixed and ProWhen refers to whether the folder is persistent. #uname -r can check the kernel version.Īfter successful installation, execute again '2.6.18-194.26.1.el5-i686' is the version number of the kernel, different versions may be different, you need to fill in according to your own system kernel. Note: Be sure to do this, otherwise VirtualBox client enhancements will also report errors during installation.

#yum -y install gccReinstall kernel-devel and kernel-headersĪfter the installation is complete, do a link Install two packages, kernel-devel and kernel-headers, and configure the compilation environment Enter the command line terminal and enter: You will find an additional CD icon on the CentOs5.5 desktop, this CD is automatically loaded into the folder /media/VBOXADDITION_3.2.10_66523 by default (the name may be different depending on the version ). Then in the VirtualBox menu select 'Devices' -> 'Install Guest Additions)'. Oracle VM VirtualBox setup native and virtual machine sharing filesĮnvironment: The host operating system is Windows 7, the virtual machine is CentOs6.5 (the same version of RedHat Enterprise), and the virtual machine is VirtualBox 4.3.20.Īfter installing CentOs5.5, run CentOs5.5 and log in.

Oracle vm virtualbox 4.3.20