This is done at the PowerShell command line with the following command:
Don't ask how I know this.Ī plugin - an additional feature needed for sharing - needs to be installed in Vagrant. If you get the following error, it's because you didn't run PowerShell using the 'Run as administration' option. If you're not sure of your Windows user id (hey, it can happen when you're working in multiple environments), use the whoami command:Īt this point, things are set up on the Windows host. New-SmbShare -Name shared -Path C:\shared -FullAccess The following PowerShell command takes care of that: Now that you've created the shared folder, you need to grant yourself access to it. Step 2: Grant access to the Shared Folder A simple cd /shared and you're there, whether you're at your VM prompt or in PowerShell. This will give you the ability to navigate to it easily from the command line no matter which machine (Windows or RHEL) you are in at the time. I suggest keeping it very simple and off the root of your drive. Note you don't have to use that path ("C:\shared") use what you want. Open PowerShell as Administrator and run the following command: Step 1: Create a Shared Folder on your Windows PCĭitch that "right-mouse click and select." stuff we're developers, are we not? Let's do this in code. Well, here you go, because you're awesome and deserve more awesomeness: That means you can't launch VS Code from inside your VM.īut what if you could run VS Code on your Windows PC and edit files that are sitting inside your RHEL VM? Now that would be awesome.
But, since it (RHEL) is running "headless", it doesn't have a desktop interface that is to say, you have only the command line. Once you're all set with the above, you'll have a VM running Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) on your Windows PC. This is the opportunity for Windows developers to rule the world! Well, or at least cross over to another operating system. NET Core on your VM, you're ready to start writing. After installing the Red Hat Development Suite, and installing. NET developer to write code for Linux?Įnter the Red Hat Development Suite, a zero-cost bundle for running Linux on your Windows PC, including running. After all, life is too short to write programs using Edlin, so give me Visual Studio Code (VS Code). If you're are anything like me, you find the easiest - yet still best - way to get things done.
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