Linux-on-Hyper-V has featured prominently on that list for a while now, and the improvements continue to roll in. Net code for Linux, we can run MS SQL on Linux, Linux containers will run natively in Windows containers… the list just keeps growing. We can now run PowerShell on Linux, we can write. Microsoft continues turning greater attention to Linux. It has been fully updated to be current as of August 2019. What am I doing wrong?Īlso, is there a way to just get this file, and place it there? If I had that, I could perform my drive mounting, and be done with what I need to do.Note: This article was originally published on May 2017. Once I login to the rebooted system, I type: ls /sbin/mount* I reboot the system to activate the updates. yum install kernel-uek-develĪll seem to work fine. I follow ALL commands they ask for: yum install dkmsĪnd just in case. more specifically section 4.2.2.1.6 for Oracle Linux, Red Hat Enterprise Linux and CentOS. Looking at this further, I'm told that in the /sbin/ folder, there should be a file called mount.vboxsf, where there is not. The problem here is that I'm getting the following message: mount: unknown filesystem type 'vobxsf'
I've made a directory off of the root called "host". Where "TEST - 250" is the name of the VM, "github" is the name of the folder as I'd like to call it in my VM, and "C:\filepath\github" is the directory path on the Windows host where I can find the contents I would like to share.Īll seems well, and as instructed by Oracle, I am to use this command in the VM: sudo mount -t vboxsf shared ~/host I've followed the instructions for getting the shared folder "Mountable" by using this code: VBoxManage sharedfolder add "TEST - 250" -name "github" -hostpath "C:\filepath\github" I've just got my guest box running CentOS working perfectly, except for one problem.
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