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I've tried CIFS to connect windows netdirve ,but it sometimes can't connect on, so I'm trying VirtualBox tools to share windows folder,and it works fine.
install CentOS Guest Additions
Because My CentOS using minimal install,
the tools will install by console
create share folder
Open VirtualBox manager->Select ur Vm->Settings->Shard folders->add u want share from win32 to linux folders,etc:D:\sites folder name:sites
input Guest Additions tool ISO
swith to ur vm screen,Devices->Install Guest Additions
mount Guest Additions tool ISO to /media
check the ISO is really mounted
install Guest Additions tool dependency
install Guest Additions tool
manual mount it
mount vm folder named sites to /mnt/sites/:
check folder is really mounted
auto mount it when VM boot
reboot CentOS VM
NOTE: Using cifs is much faster then vboxsf
References
http://tonysv.blogspot.tw/2011/03/centos-mount-virtualbox-share-folder.html
http://chaeltung.blogspot.tw/2012/11/virtualbox-centosguest-additions.html
http://blog.roodo.com/rocksaying/archives/7374721.html
http://www.ericlin.me/virtualbox-shared-folders-with-centos-server-guest
install CentOS Guest Additions
Because My CentOS using minimal install,
the tools will install by console
create share folder
Open VirtualBox manager->Select ur Vm->Settings->Shard folders->add u want share from win32 to linux folders,etc:D:\sites folder name:sites
input Guest Additions tool ISO
swith to ur vm screen,Devices->Install Guest Additions
mount Guest Additions tool ISO to /media
$ sudo mount /dev/cdrom /media
check the ISO is really mounted
$ ls /media
install Guest Additions tool dependency
$ sudo yum install gcc kernel kernel-devel
install Guest Additions tool
$ sudo /media/VBoxLinuxAdditions.run
Becaus CentOS not windows ,so we can ignore "Installing the Windows System drivers[FAILED]" msgmanual mount it
$ sudo mount.vboxsf [vm folder name] [mount point]
sample:mount vm folder named sites to /mnt/sites/:
$ sudo mount.vboxsf sites /mnt/sites/
check folder is really mounted
$ ls /mnt/sites
auto mount it when VM boot
$ sudo vim /etc/fstab
add this line at fstab file bottom
/sites /mnt/sites vboxsf defaults 0 0
reboot CentOS VM
$ sudo reboot -h now
check folder is really auto mounted after boot
$ ls -l /mnt/sites
NOTE: Using cifs is much faster then vboxsf
References
http://tonysv.blogspot.tw/2011/03/centos-mount-virtualbox-share-folder.html
http://chaeltung.blogspot.tw/2012/11/virtualbox-centosguest-additions.html
http://blog.roodo.com/rocksaying/archives/7374721.html
http://www.ericlin.me/virtualbox-shared-folders-with-centos-server-guest
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