Pardus in VirtualBox: shared folders

[Llama]

Hi,

I've shared a host folder for a VirtualBox Pardus installation (guest). Where am I supposed to find this folder in my Pardus guest ?

[Llama]

In the Guest system (Pardus):

# modprobe vboxvfs
# mount -t vboxsf my_share /mnt/share

I'd like to know what to put in /etc/fstab to make it permanent...

[atolboo]

Can you tell what is your Host OS?

[Llama]

Archlinux

[Llama]

Another trouble: after

# modprobe vboxvfs
# mount -t vboxsf my_share /mnt/share

I've got /mnt/share (Pardus guest) accessible only with root privileges. How am I supposed to make it accessible for an ordinary user?

[PhiX]

Maybe you can add a line in the /etc/fstab file with the user_xattr option ?

Code:

#<fs>             <mountpoint>     <type>    <opts>                                 <dump/pass>
vboxsf           /mnt/share        vboxsf   defaults,user_xattr,noatime            0    0

[Llama]

I'll try. Meanwhile I mount it manually:

# mount -t vboxsf my_share /mnt/share -o rw,exec,uid=1000,gid=1000,dev

[atolboo]

Maybe you can add a line in the /etc/fstab file with the user_xattr option ?

Code:

#<fs>             <mountpoint>     <type>    <opts>                                 <dump/pass>
vboxsf           /mnt/share        vboxsf   defaults,user_xattr,noatime            0    0

After adding the above line I get in Krusader-root-mode > MountMan > right-click vboxsf > Mount

error unknown mount option 'noatime'

and after modification (user_xattr gives the same error) to

Code:

vboxsf           /mnt/share        vboxsf   defaults           0   0

I get

Could not mount device
The reported error was:
/sbin/mount.vboxsf: mounting failed with the error: Protocol error

So I think this line in /etc/fstab isn't going to solve this problem?
This is all with VirtualBox-2.1.4 from the Repository (Pardus)  (because of this I need to change the wiki page) 
Until this moment the only option is to use

Code:

mount -t vboxsf name-of-the-shared-folder /mnt/share -o rw,exec,uid=1000,gid=1000,dev

in a Root shell-Konsole.
And because of this "Root shell-Konsole" you can't put this command in an executable file in /home/username/.kde/Autostart ?
Or is there a setting in f.i. Tasma > System > User manager > username > Groups (translated from Dutch) which make it possible to issue the "mount" command in a User Konsole ? 
Any suggestions and idea's are very welcome !!!!!