If you need a faster read/write speed, use the Temp folder, but remember to back up your files, or they will be deleted when you log off the computer. If you are working with data that you will need to use again, use the Z_DRIVE for your shared folder. Files stored in this folder are local to the machine, meaning that they can be accessed faster but will delete from the system when you log out. Temp gives you access to the folder found at D:\temp on the lab computer. This is storage that is persistent to your SCS account and available as a network drive on the lab computers.
Z_DRIVE gives you access to your Windows Account Z:\ drive. You should see two folders that have already been configured for you: Z_DRIVE and Temp. Inside this folder, you will find any folders that have been shared between the course VM and lab computers. On the desktop of your course VM, you should notice a folder titled SharedFolders. If you are using a course VM on a lab computer, it is likely that a shared folder has already been set up for you. Shared Folders on SCS Lab Computers using Course VMs The course virtual machines are ready to use shared folders right away, but if you are using the virtual machine on your personal computer, then you will need to specify which folder to use as shared storage. Creating a shared folder between the guest and the host allows you to easily manage files that should be present on both machines. Shared Folders on SCS Lab Computers using Course VMsĭragging and Dropping Files in VirtualBoxĪ shared folder is a folder that makes its files available on both the guest machine and the host machine at the same time. On this page, you will find instructions for the following methods: It is often useful to be able to transfer files between the guest machine and the host machine. This page provides information on transferring files between different types of virtual machines provided by the SCS. Transferring Files to and from Virtual Machines
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