You can export one folder as \\10.0.2.4\qemu when using User networking: qemu-system-x86_64 \
(Debian has backported the latter two patches to 2.1+dfsg-6 which is present in Jessie.) Usage
7912d04 slirp/smbd: modify/set several parameters in generated nf (since v2.2.0, disables printer too). 44d8d2b net/slirp: specify logbase for smbd (since v2.2.0). b87b8a8 slirp/smb: Move ncalrpc directory to tmp (since v2.1.0). This is fixed in QEMU v2.2.0 and newer with these changes: The not-functioning -net user,smb option was caused by an incompatibility with newer Samba versions (>= 4). SETUP SHARED FOLDER FOR ON LINUX FOR MAC CLIENT WINDOWS 7
Be able to share a folder from a Linux host with a Windows 7 guest. Have an acceptable speed, Windows uses virtio-scsi and virtio-net. Use case: expose a git directory to Windows, compile it in Windows and use Linux for analysis. Not provide other functionality (printer sharing). 
Not everyone in the network should be able to access the folder. Or is there a way to configure Samba to restrict itself to a very limited set of features and integrate it into QEMU? It should: All I need is to share one (or more?) folders with the Windows guest.ĭoes there exist an alternative folder sharing method for QEMU that works with a Windows guest? Other problems with Samba is that it is not limited to folder sharing, it also does printer sharing, user mapping and whatsnot. (For Linux, -virtfs (Plan 9) can be used for easy folder sharing.) Suffice to say, this is unusable, especially with multiple guests in mind. All it does is starting smbd (which conflicts with another service running locally due to a port conflict). I had no luck with the -net user,smb option of QEMU. The documentation suggests to expose a Samba server running somewhere in the network, or use the -net user,smb=/path/to/folder to start a samba server. I am looking for similar functionality for QEMU. 
In the past I have used Virtual Box which has very good support for sharing a folder on the host with a Windows guest.
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