Well, that all depends on how you configured vmware.
If you did a raw disk, then the simplest thing is to mount that
partition while vmware is down.
If you have host networking, you can use Samba or FTP while vmware is
up.
I think that if you have the filesystem in a file you can use the
loopback device (man losetup) to get to the file system, but I'm not
certain of that.
On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, you wrote:
| Dear friends:
|
| This is a footnote to my long letter concerning Linux, VMware and Win3.1
| (which is in fact one of the guest OS's supported by VMware for Linux).
|
| Here is a simple question:
|
| I downloaded an xyz.exe file for Win3.1 using Linux into my /home/sher
| directory (At this point I still don't know how to access the Internet
| on Win3.1/Vmware). Now how do I move or copy this file to Win3.1.
| Obviously, it would be something like:
|
| #cp xyz.exe to C:\ (the Windows directory)?
|
| Right?
|
| But where in the world am I going to find Drive C:\ on my Linux system.
| I checked the file system, KDE's file system. It's not in
| /home/sher/vmware/win31. So where is it? Or is there a special way to do
| this?
|
| Just curious.
|
| Thank you so much.
|
| Benjamin
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