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Hi All, I have installed RH5 on vmware 7. Pls let me know the command to access my windows drive e:\soft\linux\rh Thanks in Advance. Thanks, Ram...
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    VMWare 7 RedHat5 Windows shared Folder Access

    Hi All,

    I have installed RH5 on vmware 7.

    Pls let me know the command to access my windows drive e:\soft\linux\rh


    Thanks in Advance.

    Thanks,
    Ram

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    Quote Originally Posted by ram0110 View Post
    Pls let me know the command to access my windows drive e:\soft\linux\rh
    What exactly are you trying to do? Just get (copy) data from your Windows e: drive? Or mount it as a filesystem on the linux box?

    The first result from my google query turned up this:

    Using Shared Folders

    With shared folders, you can easily share files among virtual machines and the host computer. To use shared folders, you must have the current version of VMware Tools installed in the guest operating system and you must configure your virtual machine settings to specify which directories are to be shared.

    VMware Workstation 5 includes new performance enhancements for shared folders.

    You can use shared folders with virtual machines running the following guest operating systems:
    # Windows Server 2003
    # Windows XP
    # Windows 2000
    # Windows NT 4.0
    # Linux with a kernel version of 2.4 or higher

    To set up one or more shared folders for a virtual machine, be sure the virtual machine is open in Workstation and click its tab to make it the active virtual machine. Choose VM > Settings > Options and click Shared folders.

    You can add one or more directories to the list. Those directories may be on the host computer or they may be network directories accessible from the host computer.


    I would assume its still the same method on VMWare 7 although I dont use shared folders myself.

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