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This should give you some direction;
Install Guest Additions for a better VirtualBox experience
This guide is more to the point
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/2845/...in-virtualbox/
This should give you some direction;
Install Guest Additions for a better VirtualBox experience
This guide is more to the point
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/2845/...in-virtualbox/
The first time something popped up, but I was doing something else so I temporarily closed it. Now when I click "Install Guest Additions" nothing happens! I closed the program, and restarted but still the same thing.
Tried to do a repair again, but now I get the kernel error again! F*&$!
Ok, everythings working now. Just have to slowly install all my programs again. Thanks for the help, guys!
Anyone know how to get cut and paste working between OS's? (I think I have to set up the shared folders?)
Don't think it can be done with VirtualBox. You have to setup shared folders. This is one of the features with VMWare Player 3.0 (Free) and VMWare Workstation 7 (not free) that I really like.
EDIT: Actually it can be done, you have to enable the shared clipboard feature; (not really sure how I didn't know about this before...I learn something new every day.)
http://superuser.com/questions/42134...ared-clipboard
The clipboard is working for me too, but I'm trying to get cut and paste functions going. I think I have to map the drive first, but it doesn't seem to find my host C drive. Anybody know how to do this?
It goes a little something like this
VirtualBox: access shared folders from Windows XP guest OS
In addition, following that link, you can also go to Explorer and then Tools, Map Network drive and follow along per the guide and map a drive letter and make it permanent.
Sorry for all the links tonight...I'm just working from a Linux machine this evening and I don't have VBox installed.
I'm wondering if this is a unique feature of VMLite. In VMLite, you just open up my computer and click Tools > Map Network Drive, and then map H: to \\.host\sfs. Then you can access the host C drive directly and cut and paste from desktops works just like Windows XPM.
Then you can copy files directly between desktops!