3b) Set the VM to boot the ISO: In the Virtual Machine settings in Virtual Box, go to 'Storage' and click on the CD drive (or, if you don't have the option, add an optical drive under the IDE controllers). Update: this happens when i try to enable guest additions:Unable to insert the virtual optical disk C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox\VBoxGuestAdditions.iso into the machine arch linux.Ĭould not mount the media/drive 'C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox/VBoxGuestAdditions.iso' (VERR_PDM_MEDIA_LOCKED). 3a) Disable Acceleration: In the Virtual Machine settings in Virtual Box, go to 'System', 'Acceleration', and disable any checkboxes. Update: thanks everyone for the support i learned i needed guest additions. I'm not sure whether I have hardware virtualization enabled or not.
I tried to use the find command, but I could not find the folder. Once I pressed ok, I tried to look for it in my Arch Linux distro, however, I did not find it. When I made it shared I checked the options auto-mount and make permanent, I did not check the option read only, nor did I add anything in mount point. Now that specs are over, I was trying to make the folder 'shared folder for arch test apps' shared, in my Arch Linux guest OS. The host system is windows 10, version: 19041.572.
Now click Choose on the Optical Disk Selector.
#Virtual optical disk file for virtualbox iso#
Navigate to the ISO image you downloaded. Navigate to where you downloaded the Ubuntu 20.04 ISO image, highlight it, and click Open. I'm not sure what host extensions or guest additions are. In the Optical Disk Selector menu, click Add.
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