vmware共享文件夹mnt没有hgfs

### VMware Shared Folders Not Working Solution For the issue of VMware shared folders not being accessible via `/mnt/hgfs` on an Ubuntu 22.04 guest system, several solutions can be explored to resolve this problem. The installation and configuration of `open-vm-tools`, which is essential for managing virtual hardware features including shared folders functionality, should be verified[^1]. If these tools are missing or improperly installed, it could lead to issues with accessing shared directories: ```bash sudo apt update && sudo apt install open-vm-tools open-vm-tools-desktop fuse ``` After ensuring that necessary packages are correctly set up, restarting services related to VMTools might help in recognizing mounted shares properly: ```bash sudo systemctl restart vmtoolsd.service ``` Another approach involves manually mounting the shared folder using a command line interface instead of relying solely on automatic detection mechanisms provided by VMware Workstation Player or Fusion. This method requires specifying both the name given within Windows settings as well as choosing where inside Linux filesystem structure one wishes to place linked content: ```bash sudo mount -t cifs //<Windows_IP>/shared_folder_name /path/to/mount_point -o username=<windows_user>,password=<windows_password> ``` In some cases, adding specific kernel parameters during boot time may also solve problems associated with HGFS (Host-Guest File System). Editing GRUB configuration file allows appending options like `vmhgfs-fuse` directly into default boot entry arguments list before rebooting machine again: Edit `/etc/default/grub`: ```bash GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="... rw" ``` Add `vmhgfs-fuse` after existing entries separated by spaces if needed then run: ```bash sudo update-grub reboot now ``` Lastly, checking permissions assigned over created links between host operating systems' locations towards guest OS paths ensures proper access rights without encountering permission denied errors when trying to read/write files across platforms.