#Shared folder for windows and mac vmware keygen#

#Shared folder for windows and mac vmware keygen#

The shared folders should appear in the directory /mnt/hgfs.In Workstation or Fusion, enable 'Shared Folders' in 'Virtual Machine Settings' > 'Options', and set the folders to be shared. Make sure the 'fuse' module is loaded: sudo modprobe -v fuse This will make sure the hgfs fdirectory will be mounted after a reboot. Add to or create the file /etc/modules-load.d/nf with this content:Д®nable the systemd service with the command: sudo systemctl enable mnt-hgfs.mount.Create the file /etc/systemd/system/mnt-hgfs.mount with this content:.Remove any extra files from the /mnt/hgfs/ directory (if no other shared folders, the command rm -rf /mnt/hgfs/* works and worked for me).Kernel version >= 3.10 (if open-vm-tools = 4.0).open-vm-tools version is at 10.0.0 or greater.I am still not sure the VMware tools are installed completely, since typing vmware-hgsclient in the guest OS terminal returns the error 'command not found'. I have gone through the VMware manual, and I am sure that I have followed their requirements. but the /mnt/hgfs folder, where my shared folder was meant to appear, remains empty! And added my folder.ДЄs per the suggestion of several posts on here, I've run multiple times, e.g.:

VM -> Settings -> Options -> Shared Folders.Shared the folder with everyone (to assure that there is no permit limitations with my files).Then I have done the steps below to enable folder sharing from the host to the guest OS: The easiest way, drag&dropping files from host to guest, does not work properly, as one or more files always ends up being of a smaller file size and thus corrupted, even though there is enough storage space in the virtual machine. I've been trying to share a folder between my guest, Cent OS, and host, Windows 10, using VMWare Workstation 14 Player.