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You can try mounting a directory different drive and directory instead 
of  of C:\shared, e.g., your external drive might show up under 
letter T: and maybe you want to mount a directory there like T:\files   
 I would try navigating to the external drive in the VirtualBox popup 
menu.  If the external drive is not listed in Windows Explorer then I 
don’t think VirtualBox will see it.
- R.

On Jan 24, 2022, at 20:40, krystaly <kryst...@hku.hk> 
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for your advice! As my files are huge, my C drive has no enough space to 
save them. I was wondering if there is any way to read directly from the hard 
drive. Thanks. Best 
regards,Krystal From: fsbuildSent: Monday, January 24, 2022 6:50 
PMTo: freesur...@nmr.mgh.harvard.eduCc: krystaly; ts+ml@rcmd.orgSubject: Re:
 [Freesurfer] Reading files from a hard drive (on Windows in the Fressurfer 
Ubuntu VM) You can setup a shared folder in Windows to contain files the 
VM can see.  if your external hard drive shows up in Windows Explorer, 
then you can copy files from there into the shared folder.This posting shows an 
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 this example you,- create a shared folder on your C drive using Explorer, 
i.e., C:\shared- with the VM running, go to the pull down menu for “Devices” in 
the VirtualBox application and select “shared folder”- click on shared folders- 
click on the folder icon with a + sign- in the popup menu click on the arrow 
next to the field for “Folder Path” a navigate to the shared folder on Windows 
to set the path, i.e., C:\shared- click OK (don’t fill in anything else) to get 
out of the popup menu- click OK to get out of the shared folders menu… back in 
the VM in your terminal window do …$ cd$ mkdir guest_shared$ mount -t 
vboxsf shared ~/guest_shared…an icon for the mounted folder named guest_shared 
should appear on the Ubuntu desktop
… double click on it and/or use the terminal to go there ...$ cd
guest_sharedThen it should work to copy files into C:\shared on the Windows 
side and see them in the Ubuntu VM.- R.On Jan 24, 2022, at 04:19, Tim Schäfer 
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Email - Use Caution        Dear 
Krystal,FreeSurfer does not know about hard disks, the operating system is 
responsible for that. In this case the problem most likely is with the Virtual 
Machine (VM), which needs to get access to the hard disk. You should be 
able to make a folder on your host system (the physical machine) available to 
the VM system somehow in the VM software. It should not matter which harddisk 
that folder is on. This is sometimes called 'mounting' the folder. Once you can 
see the folder inside the VM, FreeSurfer will also be able to see it. Good 
luck!TimOn 01/24/2022 1:50 AM krystaly <kryst...@hku.hk> wrote:External 
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experts,I’m trying to open nifty/ DICOM files, which are stored in a hard drive 
(SEAGATE - Backup Plus Hub; Model: SRD0PV1). However, the files cannot be found 
in any of the folders on Freesurfer 7.1.0 of which operates on Visual Machine 
on Window 10.May I know whether I should: 1.  Import those folders to 
Freesurfer for viewing at Freeview; or 2.  Set anything for opening 
the files directly from the hard drive?Please kindly advise. Thanks a lot.Best 
regards,Krystal_______________________________________________Freesurfer 
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