In this episode, I’m going to guide you through the process of creating a shared folder between your host computer and a virtual machine (VM). This is a common challenge, as many people struggle with sharing files seamlessly between their host system and a VM. To address this issue, I’ll be demonstrating how to set up a shared folder using VMware Workstation Player, which will allow you to access files from both the host computer and the virtual machine.
Having a shared folder is particularly useful for Linux beginners who are working on their lessons or projects within a virtual environment. By creating this shared folder, you’ll have a convenient way to transfer files, collaborate across different systems, and keep your work organized.
This setup not only simplifies the process of file sharing but also enhances your workflow, as you won’t need to rely on external drives or other complicated methods to move files between the host and the VM. Moreover, we’ll be using this shared folder in our future projects, making it an essential tool for ongoing work. By the end of this episode, you’ll have a reliable shared folder that will greatly improve your efficiency when working with virtual machines.
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