![]() ![]() I already made a thread about the specific EXE file 3 weeks ago. To make your folder easier to access, you can map that shortcut to a network drive in your virtual machine. Basically, I was reviewing an EXE file belonging to a mildly popular game, with 4 out of 71 AV detections for the EXE file itself and 8/87 AV results for the 'contacted domain' it was apparently contacting listed above (as that was the only fishy detection in the 'Relations' tab). shared_folder_name is the name of the folder you shared in VirtualBox. To access shared folders, you have to type in the following in your address bar:ĭon’t use your host’s name instead of vboxsvr you have to say vboxsvr. The problem with Windows 7 on VirtualBox is that even if you specify shared folders, there’s no obvious way to access them from the virtual machine. This is different from having a folder shared over the network: anyone on your network can see network shares, but only your VirtualBox instance can see vbox shared folders. VirtualBox allows you to specify “shared folders,” which are folders located on your host that your virtual machine can see. Using shared folders with Windows 7 in VirtualBox on Ubuntu Karmic January 4 th, 2010 I’m a software developer who runs Scribophile, an online writing group for serious writers, Writerfolio, an online writing portfolio service for freelancers, and Standard Ebooks, an open source project that produces liberated ebooks for the true book lover. Using shared folders with Windows 7 in VirtualBox on Ubuntu Karmic - Alex Cabal Alex Cabal ![]()
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