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| #1970 | wontfix | [feature-request] Shared Folders should use ISO9660 filesystem instead of vboxfs | ||
| Description |
Hi All ! Current model of dealing with shared folders have few big drawbacks.
It is possible to kill both hares in one shot. The "Shared Folder" must appear in guest as DVD-ROM (ISO9660) filesystem, instead of current vboxfs. Since ISO9660 is supported by all kernels of all OSes, this will be a killer technology. Of course there are drawbacks:
But it will help people a _lot_. This means that VirtualBox should take files on host OS, and convert them on-the-fly into ISO9660 filesystem to be viewed by guest. Alternatively, SMB Server can do similar function (if embedded into VirtualBox), but DVD-ROM is easier to use. -Technologov, 16.8.2008. |
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| #106 | fixed | [feature-request] Seial Port (COM) Access | ||
| Description |
Please implement a serial COM port access (if not difficult), for several reasons:
-Alexey Eremenko |
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| #7185 | duplicate | [feature-request] Reverse Shared Folders | ||
| Description |
It would be great to be able to mount running Guest's folders into Host's directory tree. Effectively making "reverse shared folders". (by "yast") There could be one useful thing to include which in fact wouldn't be to hard to implement. It should be possible that you can open any file on guest side using host process. Use case:
To do so:
Work flow when user wants to open a file with host:
The use case is described here: http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=32912&p=147102#p147102 -Technologov, 17.7.2010. |
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