VirtualBox - No interface(s) available

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    I installed VirtualBox plugin (version 0.5.16) successfully in my HP N40L, which is running on OMV 0.5.60.


    But when I loaded an OMV 1.9 ISO image using VMDK (Virtual Machine Disk), I couldn't get the login interface working.


    Can anyone advise what has gone wrong? I used "Bridged Adapter" in network settings already.



    Here is the VM settings, thanks.


    I do'nt understand your issue.


    You can't log in? When you type your login and password nothing happens?
    or
    You can't reach your virtual machine from the network?


    First of all try to ping it and is SSH enabled ?

    - ASROCK FM2A88X-ITX+ (SATAIII (6Gb/s) x6 (for the DATA), mSATA x1 (for the OS))
    - AMD A6 7400K 3.5GHz
    - Corsair 2Go DDR3 1333MHz C9 (x2)
    - Intel Corporation 82574L Gigabit Network Connection
    - COOLER MASTER G450M (80+ bronze)
    - WD Red 2To 64Mo 3.5" SATAIII (6Gb/s)
    - 32 Go SSD mSATA KingSpec Half-Size Solid State
    - Fractal Design Node 304 black (HDD 3.5" x6)
    - RAID 5 XFS
    - OMV 4.1.35-1 Arrakis

    My question is what IP address should I use to access the VM? I can't even get into the login screen since it mentioned "no interface(s) available.


    P.S. I am accessing my physical (bare metal) machine at 192.168.1.5.

    Hello,


    Have you got a /mnt folder?


    Greetings

    - ASROCK FM2A88X-ITX+ (SATAIII (6Gb/s) x6 (for the DATA), mSATA x1 (for the OS))
    - AMD A6 7400K 3.5GHz
    - Corsair 2Go DDR3 1333MHz C9 (x2)
    - Intel Corporation 82574L Gigabit Network Connection
    - COOLER MASTER G450M (80+ bronze)
    - WD Red 2To 64Mo 3.5" SATAIII (6Gb/s)
    - 32 Go SSD mSATA KingSpec Half-Size Solid State
    - Fractal Design Node 304 black (HDD 3.5" x6)
    - RAID 5 XFS
    - OMV 4.1.35-1 Arrakis

    With a bit of search, automount shared folders are stored in /media/sf_name-of-vbox-host-shared-folder
    Can you verify what you have in your /etc/fstab file please?
    You can also verify what folders or filesystems are actually mounted by just entering the command "mount".
    Also, connect directly to the VM, not remotely, and verify if the folder is mounted (verify the permissions for remote users).


    Some useful commands :

    Code
    find / -name "your_folder" -> to find if your folder exists or not (try with *your_folder* in case of more chars before or after...)
ls -al path_to_your_folder -> to see the privileges of the folder (ask if you don't know how to interpret the "drwxr-xr-x" for instance)
mount (to see all the allready mounted folders filesystems)
mount -a (to mount all the folders or filesystems)
cat /etc/fstab (to see the content of the file containing all mount points)
vi /etc/fstab (to modify that file, you can also use "nano")


    Keep in touch

    - ASROCK FM2A88X-ITX+ (SATAIII (6Gb/s) x6 (for the DATA), mSATA x1 (for the OS))
    - AMD A6 7400K 3.5GHz
    - Corsair 2Go DDR3 1333MHz C9 (x2)
    - Intel Corporation 82574L Gigabit Network Connection
    - COOLER MASTER G450M (80+ bronze)
    - WD Red 2To 64Mo 3.5" SATAIII (6Gb/s)
    - 32 Go SSD mSATA KingSpec Half-Size Solid State
    - Fractal Design Node 304 black (HDD 3.5" x6)
    - RAID 5 XFS
    - OMV 4.1.35-1 Arrakis

    I can now mount the shared folder under /media/sf_name-of-vbox-host-shared-folder.


    What I want to achieve is to access the same disk (or folders) in both the host machine and the VM. Would that be impossible without un-mounting the disk in the host?


    My problem now is that I can't find the shared folder neither in "Physical Disks" nor "File Systems" in the VM web interface. How can I access the shared folder in the VM OMV?

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