WSL: Mount linux folder in kubernetes #2555
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My understanding of the issue is below. @mook-as if you have anything to add, it would help! There are three entities we need to be aware of:
As you have noticed, both the RD VM and the user VM have access to the C drive on the host machine via /mnt/c/. I'm not aware of any other mounts, but I could be missing something. A simple solution, then, could be working in the /mnt/c directory. That way, any files created in that folder in the user VM would get passed through to the host machine, and then to the RD VM. So you could use the same path for your I don't have a better answer than that. You could also try messing around with symlinks to /mnt/c in the user VM if you want your stuff in a different directory. Does that answer your question? |
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My understanding of the issue is below. @mook-as if you have anything to add, it would help!
There are three entities we need to be aware of:
As you have noticed, both the RD VM and the user VM have access to the C drive on the host machine via /mnt/c/. I'm not aware of any other mounts, but I could be missing something. A simple solution, then, could be working in the /mnt/c directory. That way, any files created in that folder in the user VM would get passed through to the host machine, and then to the RD VM. So you could use the same path for your
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