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How do I mount .vhd file?

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I'm using 13.04 Raring amd64 and I need to mount a .vhd file on my ubuntu. I've googled about it and found that virtualbox-fuse package is the answer.

But the package was deleted from apt repository. Is there any way to install the package w/ 13.04? or is there any alternative to virtualbox-fuse?

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answered 1 Year ago freezidepu · Accepted Answer

Here is what I did for it:

It seems not there's a smooth way to go. I just downloaded virtualbox-fuse deb package file from launchpad. (here)

I picked 4.1.18 because my vbox is a little bit older but I guess it would works with recent version.

Install the package with dpkg -i. You may need to specify --force-depends option for installing.