how can i do it?

FTP?

>>56401463
explain im almost an illiterate in pc

>>>/g/sqt

>>56401420
get 7zip or something and create an iso file, same format as a ripped cd, and insert that into the VM

>>56401420
I remember using some program called hfs that could host a http server that you could communicate back and forth with your guest machine using. I used it with ReactOS before it had shared folder support, not sure if it'd run in 95.

>>56401472
Get off the internet

>>56402028
desu if you cant answer it you should offing yourself before being a pretentious cunt

>>56401420
1) Set up a shared directory in the config for your VM
2) $$$

>>56402055
you cant in w95

>>56401420
install guest drivers for 95 and make shared folder

IIRC there's no guest additions for Windows 9x, so networking and shared folders won't work.

Create a CD image containing the files you need to transfer, then mount it in the VM. Copy the files from the "CD" normally. For transferring in the other way, create and mount floppy images unless you have a CD authoring software in your Windows 95 installation.

How about setting up a FTP server?
or sharing a host USB thumbdrive with the guest?

Why Windows 95?

Set up a simple web server, put shit on, download shit with w95vm

lmao these suggestions

can't you just map virtual disk directly and write to it? it is possible in VMWare

>>56401420
you can mount drives thorugh Virtual box so you can drag and drop the files directly between your vm and the physical pc.

At least last time I tried transferring a file from the VM to my USB stick was just a few clicks.

Do some googling.

>>56402502
There are Win9x drivers available for some of the cards virtualbox emulates. (e.g. the PCnet PCI II), you will likely need to copy over & install the drivers though.

>>56401420
shared folder

>>56402769
I need to make work some programs but now that I did >>56402502 I found that it doesn't want to run and I'm stuck, it just froze there, fucking ms-dos shit

>>56401472
he's saying set up an ftp server.

upload your files, then go to the server ip on the virtualbox and download the files from there.

>>56401420
Share a folder, unless win95 doesn't support that. You can just go into virtualbox settings and share a folder on the host drive.

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>>56401420
Why can't you open the virtual hard drive archive with some archive manager??