How to transfer a file from coLinux to Windows?

Thanks to all your awesome guides and programs I finally got my server going! Thanks ronny, romulan, hrace :D

Now trying to use sEledit and can't copy my elements file from coLinux to Windows and have no idea how.

I looked at a guide but that was for sofag contents server and that used a folder called /serv/ which I don't have.

Any help here? :thumbup:

colinux? wew thats some old stuff, anyways.
you can use smartftp "personal favorite" or winscp. which is still nice

yes I know that coLinux isn't the best for my server, but it's easier for now because it uses same IP as my PC

thanks, will try those now

I honestly don't know what to say to that...

Edit: seems like either the poster removed their very full of chinese post or a mod did

Maybe, Welcome to Ragezone? :lol:

For all those people always asking how to move files in between your 'vmware','vbox','colinux' and your "main PC" or host PC, you simply do this the same exact way you would move a file from one physical computer to another physical computer...

IE... there are many ways:
-FTP/SFTP
-Floppy
-CD/DVD (ISO)
-USB 'stick' Drive
just to name a few

Personally for small things I 'stick in' a USB Drive -- While the host OS in in control of it I put whatever I may want on my VMware on the stick, I then transfer 'control' of the USB stick to the guest OS, and presto there it is (and visa versa). For big things I use ISOs (and a USB Drive) ;)

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Originally Posted by 343

For all those people always asking how to move files in between your 'vmware','vbox','colinux' and your "main PC" or host PC, you simply do this the same exact way you would move a file from one physical computer to another physical computer...

IE... there are many ways:
-FTP/SFTP
-Floppy
-CD/DVD (ISO)
-USB 'stick' Drive
just to name a few

Personally for small things I 'stick in' a USB Drive -- While the host OS in in control of it I put whatever I may want on my VMware on the stick, I then transfer 'control' of the USB stick to the guest OS, and presto there it is (and visa versa). For big things I use ISOs (and a USB Drive) ;)

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please you know its instructions
and how his way:(::(:

coLinux is emu of linux (captain Iknowaevrisin), and it has its own bridge with parent operatin system. Path to the folder in parent system (which synh with mht folder in emulated system) writed in conf file of coLinux emu.