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| #817 | fixed | Shared Folder in Fat32 partttion | ||
| Description |
Using VirtualBox OSE 1.5.0 , host= Mandriva 2008.0, guest = XP A shared folder created on a Fat32 partition is slow and reports an error if I try to write something. A shared folder created on a ext3 partition is perfect. Now that I know it...it is not an important bug for me. Robert |
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| #818 | fixed | vboxvfs lacks support for host side symbolic / hard links | ||
| Description |
When mounting a file system via the shared folder feature between a Linux host and a Linux guest, symbolic links in the host system appear as regular files/directories in the guest. |
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| #819 | fixed | vboxvfs seems to have problems with mmapped access to files => retry with 6.0.6 | ||
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I've created a VM with a clone of my webserver's configuration to test my projects under "real" conditions. The Apache webroot is a shared folder mountpoint which is connected to the folder in the host system where I store my sources for the web development. In the guest VM, I have no problems to access the documents with cat, but the Apache doesn't deliver the files if they're larger than 255 bytes. If I reconfigure Apache to use a handler (e.g. mod_php) to process the requested file before delivering, everything works as desired. Up to my knowledge, Apache uses mmap() for fast access to static content. Probably this mechanism needs a special support of the underlying file system which vboxvfs doesn't provide. Host:
Guest:
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