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title: 'Shared Folder'
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markdown: 'https://blog.ro011110ot.de/de/linux/virt-manager/shared-folder.md'
lang: de
date: '2026-10-05'
description: 'https://forum.manjaro.org/t/how-to-setting-up-shared-folders-auto-resize-vm-and-clipboard-share-with-virt-manger/127490 VM Heruterfahren Im VirtManager, -> neues Dateisystem hinzufügen VM starten _##_Shared mounten Linux: Create a folder to have the share mapped to. Open the terminal in the g…'
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https://forum.manjaro.org/t/how-to-setting-up-shared-folders-auto-resize-vm-and-clipboard-share-with-virt-manger/127490

# VM Heruterfahren

Im VirtManager, -> neues Dateisystem hinzufügen

# VM starten

\_##\_Shared mounten

- Linux:

1. Create a folder to have the share mapped to.
2. Open the terminal in the guest machine, and type:

`sudo mount -t virtiofs sharename path/on/guest`

3. To make it permanent add the following entry to the `/etc/fstab`:

`sharename           path/on/guest    virtiofs    defaults        0       0`

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