This can be done from the command line on the host with: VBoxManage sharedfolder add 'VM name' -name sharename -hostpath 'C: est' By adding the option -readonly we can restrict these for read-only access. Rapid.Space provides IPv6 connection on all servers, however, most ISP (Internet Service Provider) in China only provide IPv4 network. By default, VirtualBox shared folders are created with read/write permission for the guest. In order to help Rapid.Space users in China to adopt IPv6, without using proxy to access Rapid.Space service, we are going to introduce a simple way to install IPv6 in your personal machine(Linux, Windows or Mac), so this particular machine can use IPv6. Chinese version: ubuntu-20.04.3-desktop-amd64-zh.ovaĭownload Ubuntu OVA file to your computer (with VirtualBox installed) Import Appliance.English version: ubuntu-20.04. alternative way is to get a local IPv6 network by setting up a Raspberry Pi with Re6stnet and its token, so that all devices under this network can enjoy IPv6 and access Rapid.Space services, the steps are explained on HowTo Get A Local IPv6 Network. Verify the shared folder path on Windows and update the 'Folder Path' in VirtualBox Settings.Click 'Shared Folders' to modify the shared folder path.Click 'Setting' to configure the appliance.Import the virtual appliance from PC to VirtualBox. Click the Adds new shared folder Enter the shared folder path. For that it would be better to configure a true network share and take full advantage of the heavily optimized network stack used by the guest OS.

They are not well suited to complex tasks, complex permissions, or high performance tasks.

Start the virtual machine (The initial credential is slapos/slapos) and verify the shared folder is mounted on Ubuntu. Open VirtualBox > right-click on virtual machine > select Settings. In general: VirtualBox Guest Additions shared folders are designed to let you copy files into the VM.

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