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I have VBox 6.x running on Win 8.1, with Ubuntu 18.04x64 Guest.
I reloaded an old Ubuntu image I had created and it still has references to a shared folder (that was formerly automounted) in the /media directory and I can't figure out how to remove it.
I've checked /etc/rc.local
, /etc/fstab
, and the instance config and nothing in there points to where this mount is coming from.
So the mount in question /media/sf_sharedhome
is empty since the folder it had pointed to on the Host machine is now gone.
Though when I try to use umount
it says the folder is "not mounted"; ok maybe it's not. How do I remove this phantom reference?
In searching, I cant find anything online that addresses my particular use-case. Any help is appreciated.
mount virtualbox fstab automount
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I have VBox 6.x running on Win 8.1, with Ubuntu 18.04x64 Guest.
I reloaded an old Ubuntu image I had created and it still has references to a shared folder (that was formerly automounted) in the /media directory and I can't figure out how to remove it.
I've checked /etc/rc.local
, /etc/fstab
, and the instance config and nothing in there points to where this mount is coming from.
So the mount in question /media/sf_sharedhome
is empty since the folder it had pointed to on the Host machine is now gone.
Though when I try to use umount
it says the folder is "not mounted"; ok maybe it's not. How do I remove this phantom reference?
In searching, I cant find anything online that addresses my particular use-case. Any help is appreciated.
mount virtualbox fstab automount
Remove the reference from the Virtualbox Manager on your host (Settings --> Shared Folders, I believe).
– ajgringo619
Sep 19 at 20:45
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I have VBox 6.x running on Win 8.1, with Ubuntu 18.04x64 Guest.
I reloaded an old Ubuntu image I had created and it still has references to a shared folder (that was formerly automounted) in the /media directory and I can't figure out how to remove it.
I've checked /etc/rc.local
, /etc/fstab
, and the instance config and nothing in there points to where this mount is coming from.
So the mount in question /media/sf_sharedhome
is empty since the folder it had pointed to on the Host machine is now gone.
Though when I try to use umount
it says the folder is "not mounted"; ok maybe it's not. How do I remove this phantom reference?
In searching, I cant find anything online that addresses my particular use-case. Any help is appreciated.
mount virtualbox fstab automount
I have VBox 6.x running on Win 8.1, with Ubuntu 18.04x64 Guest.
I reloaded an old Ubuntu image I had created and it still has references to a shared folder (that was formerly automounted) in the /media directory and I can't figure out how to remove it.
I've checked /etc/rc.local
, /etc/fstab
, and the instance config and nothing in there points to where this mount is coming from.
So the mount in question /media/sf_sharedhome
is empty since the folder it had pointed to on the Host machine is now gone.
Though when I try to use umount
it says the folder is "not mounted"; ok maybe it's not. How do I remove this phantom reference?
In searching, I cant find anything online that addresses my particular use-case. Any help is appreciated.
mount virtualbox fstab automount
mount virtualbox fstab automount
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Remove the reference from the Virtualbox Manager on your host (Settings --> Shared Folders, I believe).
– ajgringo619
Sep 19 at 20:45
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Remove the reference from the Virtualbox Manager on your host (Settings --> Shared Folders, I believe).
– ajgringo619
Sep 19 at 20:45
Remove the reference from the Virtualbox Manager on your host (Settings --> Shared Folders, I believe).
– ajgringo619
Sep 19 at 20:45
Remove the reference from the Virtualbox Manager on your host (Settings --> Shared Folders, I believe).
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Sep 19 at 20:45
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Remove the reference from the Virtualbox Manager on your host (Settings --> Shared Folders, I believe).
– ajgringo619
Sep 19 at 20:45