The default Host commands are triggered by Right Ctrl. The missing menu is because the window is scaled. It is possible that the top bar does not include any menu in your VirtualBox guest window. Pkgadd /media/VBOXADDITIONS-/VBoxSolarisAdditions.pkg
Just try to run the autorun.sh by hand or whatever installation command with whatever package there is on the CD. In that case use df to find your CD path and look into it. Might have to reboot to remove the existing CD and get the additions CD inserted with that menu option.Īlso, the autorun.sh script may fail. For example, if you already have a CDROM in your virtual machine, it won't be able to load another CD in there. iso and autoexec's whatever needs to be done. To install those, it should be as easy as using the Install Guest Additions. Install the Virtual Box Tools (called Guest Additions) on your guest these tools allow your guest to communicate with the host to allow files to be written in a directory on the host. This is mainly a matter if setting up an SSH server and allowing connections for a given user. Here, I have an example of GParted where I could not install the VirtualBox tools as mentioned below. The fact is that it is all explained right here: If someone can help I would appreciate it.I use VirtualBox and had a problem with copying files between my host (main computer on which you boot your computer) and the guests (virtual computer that you run on your host). I am not using it on a network connected to the internet. Seems from the posts re using Windows 98Se as a guest are quite numerous so there appears to be interest in at least running and using Windows 98. I also have some games I want to be able to play as well. The application in question has some very unique features I wan to make use of and I have the licenses even though the manufacturer has long gone. From what I have read it is possible to do a share via networking.Ĭan any one advise the step by step set up to enable files to be shared via networking please?įor those who say forget Windows 98SE I would if I could get what I want in a modern applications. I have read that files can be got in by making an ISO file of the files one wants to get into Windows and mounting that in the CD/DVD drive but files can not be got out that way. I understand as the are no guest additions for Windows 98SE so it not a simple matter as with other guest to host options. What I would like to be able to achieve is the ability to get files in and out of the Windows 98SE guest. (unless someone knows a way to achieve a seamless mouse) While the mouse is not seamless, and I am not sure it can be made so, I am happy to live with it. The only parameter I had to change from the Windows 98Se step by step set up post on here was to use a PS/2 mouse rather than the USB tablet.
I have Windows 98SE installed and running as a guest in Virtualbox 6.04 on a Linux host Fedora 29 64 bit.
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