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I have an Arch linux host running windows XP host using virtualbox, and I cannot get windows to find the vboxsvr. I've added the folders to share in virtualbox settings, but cannot find the virtualbox server doing the map network drive in windows XP. Any help would be apreciated, thanks!
Start v-box, and before you start up XP, click on Settings. The last item is "Shared Folders" Have you added the shares on the host you want to share there?
for Windows7, in case its the guest.
I had success for Win7 for sure, but if i recall correct it did the trick for XP too (once).
Worth a try, but not more.
You need to replace "shared" with the actual name you gave the shared folder, like it's explained in the link
(as you say /mnt/iso: you also run it from the Windows-guest, not from the Linux-host)
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