It is recommended to power down the virtual machine and fix the shared folder settings while the machine is not running" VBox.log wrote: 00:00:01.182088 SharedFolders host service: Adding host mappingĠ0:00:01.182095 Host path '/home/daryn/Documents', map name 'Documents', writable, automount=false, create_symlinks=false, missing=trueĠ0:00:01.182122 ERROR : aRC=NS_ERROR_INVALID_ARG (0x80070057) aIID=, preserve=false aResultDetail=0Ġ0:00:01.182154 Console: VM runtime error: fatal=false, errorID=BrokenSharedFolder message="The shared folder 'Documents' could not be set up: Shared folder path '/home/daryn/Documents' does not exist on the host.Ġ0:00:01.182156 The shared folder setup will not be complete. Thank you computer_guy Posts: 19 Joined: 28. When i did research on google before posting here, i've heard of people adding their folder to the vbox user group, but I thought that was only for issues not being able to access the shared folder in a linux virtual os when i tried that, it seemed successful but to my knowledge didn't actually do anything (didn't fix issue, that is).Īnyone have a clue as to what might be going on? Guest additions are install on virtual os properly, as shared folder's half work, usb, cd drives etc. deb package downloading from official website and that doesn't make a difference either. I've also tried uninstalling virtualbox, then installing the. Can't start virtualbox with root, as you can on Windows because it just doesn't let you. Obviously, it does exist as I can view it, modify it, remove it all without root. I've also looked at virtualbox documentation and tried using command manually to add sharedfolder (can't recall it right off), which successfully added it to the list of shared folders but when power up virtual os, just displayed an error that the os may not see this shared folder as it doesn't exist. I tried comparing these folders the ones not working, and i dont see a different between permissions or anything. Now, if I add /home/user as a shared folder, windows guest only sees the 3 listed (Desktop, Downloads, and VIrtualbox VM's). But for some odd reason, I can add 3 different folders in /home/user which are Desktop, Downloads, and Virtualbox VM's. I went to create shared folder in VBox settings, and when selecting my Documents (doesn't matter if I select any of the checkbox's, same result), the OK button is greyed out so I cant even add it to the list of shared folders. I made sure I have (my user) has full permissions to read/write to all content in my /home/user folder.
I made sure the virtual os was powered off (not suspended, or on). I setup Windows 10 just fine, no problems with that. All dependencies that I'm aware of are properly installed as they installed via debian repo. I installed ext-pack by downloading it, and running VBoxManage extpack install filename. I just installed virtualbox on linux (parrot security os, 圆4 based on debian) through apt-get.
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