Vmware shared folder not showing in Ubuntu
Describe the bugTL;DR I don't appear to have write access to the root of a shared folder, only to files and subfolders in the shared folder. Show VMware Worksation 16 Pro, Win10 host, Ubuntu 22.04 LTS guest.
Shared folders automounted by fstab entry:
If I open a shared folder in Files, then in the root of the shared folder I can't carry out operations such as Delete, New Folder, Cut, Move to, Rename. All operations work within subfolders. Looking at the permissions in the terminal, write access is not given to the shared folder (Z in this case), but files/folders within the shared folder are 777:
Reproduction steps
Expected behaviorFull permissions in the shared folder. Additional contextNo response Hi, I already add shared folders to vm(ubuntu 18.04.4), and it works. My settings:
I would appreciate your help. Problem: I have shared an directory from windows host to ubuntu which is running on vmware workstation 15. But shared directory is not visible to mount path /mnt/hgfs. Solution: I can see the share directory in listed by running command vmware-hgfsclient * So directory is shared but not mounted. Run below command to get it mounted to /mnt/hgfs
Reference: https://github.com/vmware/open-vm-tools/issues/199#issuecomment-335525133 Post navigationHow to find shared folder in Ubuntu VMware?Here are steps:. Ensure configured shared folder in VMWare Player.. Install open-vm0dkms: sudo apt-get install open-vm-dkms.. Hit the "Enter" all the way to allow default value.. Mount Windows shared folder to Ubuntu VM: sudo mount -t vmhgfs .host:/ /mnt/hgfs.. check if mounting is successful df -kh.. Where is my shared folder in VMware?View Shared Folders in a Windows Guest by Mapping Them as a Drive. Start Windows Explorer.. Navigate to My Computer or Computer.. Run the command to map a network drive. Option. Description. ... . Select a drive to map.. In the Folder field, type \\vmware-host\Shared Folders\ .. Click Finish.. How to install VM tools in Ubuntu?To install VMware Tools in Ubuntu follow the steps below:. Open a Terminal window. ... . In the Terminal, run this command to navigate to the vmware-tools-distrib folder: ... . Run this command to install VMware Tools: ... . Enter your Ubuntu password.. Restart the Ubuntu virtual machine after the VMware Tools installation completes.. |