[ Solved ] Vagrant Folder Mount Issue
- Last Updated On: November 19, 2017
- By: Scriptcrunch Editorial
By default vagrant mounts the host folder to /vagrant directory of the Virtual machine where you have the vagrantfile. This allows us to share files and codebase to the virtual machine without dealing with file transfer utilities or SCP command.
But you might face error sometimes that it does not mount the host directory to the vagrant folder. This happens mostly due to os update. To resolve this follow the steps given below.
Solution 1
Step 1: Shh into the vagrant box.
vagrant ssh
step 2: execute the following command.
sudo ln -s /opt/VBoxGuestAdditions-4.3.10/lib/VBoxGuestAdditions /usr/lib/VBoxGuestAdditions
Step 3: Exit from VM
exit
Step 3: Reload the configuration using the following command.
vagrant reload
That’s it! Now the vagrant folder will be mounted to the host folder.
Solution 2
If the problem is not solved using slotion1, you should try the steps given below.
Step1: execute the following command.
cd /opt/VBoxGuestAdditions-*/init
Step 2: Setup VBoxGuestAdditions
sudo ./vboxadd setup
Step 3: Exit VM
exit
Step 4: Reload VM
vagrant reload
Now ssh into the VM and try accessing /vagrant.
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