Check if drive was successfully mounted.Create a directory for mount point if it doesn’t already exist.Check filesystem type of the disk or partition.
Get disk or partition name that you want to mount. Steps to mount disk or partition in Linux: If the connection to the NAS device is lost, the resource manager will continue to store objects in the mount directory, and could fill up the file system. The mount point is a directory in a local file system. How do I share a folder between guest and host in VirtualBox? What is NAS mount point in Linux? In the Add Share dialog box, select the shared folder using the Folder Path drop-down, and choose a folder from your host OS. You will see the following settings window in your guest system. From the top menu bar of VirtualBox, go to Shared Folders > Shared Folders Settings. How do I share a folder between VirtualBox and host? 
Specify your NAS username and password. Run the following command: mount :/share/ Tip:. Mounting a Shared Folder on a Linux Computer You can now run the VM that will boot from the physical drive you defined when creating the VMDK file. To do so, open the VirtualBox GUI, select the desired VM, click Settings, click Storage, click Add Hard Disk button, select Choose existing drive, and then select the VMDK file you just created. Mauricio Fagundes Mauricio Fagundes Posts: 1 Joined: 11.How do I mount a local drive in VirtualBox? As the cited post states, the VBoxGuestAdditions CD works fine in other distributions (I used it in a Ubuntu Server, without any problems) but, due to the rolling-release nature of Arch, it doesn't work. In Machine Settings > Shared Folders unchecked Auto Mount and included the shared folders in fstab. 
UPDATE: i solved the problem by uninstalling VBoxGuestAdditions (the previous installation made using the iso provided with VirtualBox), and, following directions in this post, reinstalled from pacman. I reinstalled VBoxGuestAdditions and runned setup (/opt/VboxGuestAdditions-6.1.0/init/vboxadd setup), with no luck. However, after upgrading Virtual Box and VBoxAdditions to 6.1, both kernels broke and I can't mount any shared folders. I found that the problem was with the kernel 5.4 and installed the LTS kernel (4.19.94-1-lts), what worked fine.
It was fine until I tried to mount a folder from my host it returned the error /usr/bin/mount.vboxsf: mounting failed with the error: No such device. I have a VM with Arch Linux (created with VirtualBox 6.0).
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