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If the file is saved on a kind of disk, and not only in-memory on your VM, it is already on your host in the disk image of the VM, you just extract it. With qem
by antocv 8y ago
If the file is saved on a kind of disk, and not only in-memory on your VM, it is already on your host in the disk image of the VM, you just extract it. With qemu I usually loopback mount in readonly mode the disk and access whatever I want from the VM guest that way.
- TicklishTiger 8y agoVirtualBox creates .vdi files. Looks like there is no easy way to mount them.