The Guide contains step-by-step instructions for implementing RIOSâ¢ and R2/RIOSâ¢ and the tools and templates to make the implementation process easier. The value of the Guide exceeds the cost of RIOSâ¢ membership in terms of the time, as well as consulting fees, saved by use of the Guide. For governmental and non-profit recyclers, which cannot be ISRI members, the Initial Materials Fee is $1,000 for the 1st facility and $1,350 for each additional facility.
In this article I will be creating a shared folder within VirtualBox that will link my /Users/ericlin/Projects directory with one on the CentOS box under /mnt/projects. Firstly, within VirtualBox, select the guest machine you wish to contain the shared folder. Start your guest machine and login as normal.
Step 2: In the Command Prompt, type the following command and press enter key. cd C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox\. In the above command, replace âCâ with your Windows installation driveâs drive letter. Step 3: Next, find out the exact location of the virtual hard drive that you wish to increase.lso note that the drive where VirtualBox disk is located must have enough free space in order to increase the disk space of VirtualBox. Step 1: Open Command Prompt. To do this, open Run dialog box by simultaneously pressing Windows logo and R keys, type CMD in the box, and then press Enter key.