I suspect it is a vboxsf limitation but I hope I am proven wrong.Īndrew lucky13bbq Posts: 5 Joined: 30. Shared folder mounted via fstab and vboxsf Virtualbox 4.1.8 r75467 with the appropriate extension pack (on host) and appropriate guest additions installed (on guest) The workaround: I must ssh into the Host OS in order to create the desired symbolic link.
sudo ln -s /usr /link or sudo ln -s /mnt/SharedFolder/blah /link (both are ok). Yes, I have full access to /mnt/SharedFolder/blah as I am able to create, edit, remove files and subdirectories and yes, mnt/SharedFolder/blah/folder is a real folder not a sym link. The exact command: ln -s /mnt/SharedFolder/blah/folder /mnt/SharedFolder/blah/link
The Problem: On the guest OS and within a shared folder with full access, creating a symbolic link gives me the following error: ln: creating symbolic link `asdf': Read-only file system
I've searched on these forums and haven't seen anyone with the same error so here goes:
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