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These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. I haven’t tried yet, but maybe turning off the synced folder before packing is a solution. Obviously the fresh and empty synced folder on the host deletes the synced folder’s content in the guest. There’s a weird issue going on with the synced folder: When packing a box and creating a new virtual machine from it, you might loose the content of the synced folder in the guest system. Now you can create virtual machines from this box by simply giving the name of the box in the Vagrantfile, like config.vm.box = 'name-of-my-box'Ī config.vm.box_url is not necessary anymore. If you want to add the box to your vagrant box list (to use the box by it’s name, not by giving the file location) do it like this: vagrant packageĪdd the box to Virtualbox (chose a box name for name-of-this-box): vagrant box add name-of-this-box package.box virtualbox config.vm.network :private_network, ip: '192.168.33.101'Ĭreate a new VM from the new box file (long method) Then uncomment and change the default IP to something you want, I recommend increasing the last number of the IP. Windows users need to write the path this way: config.vm.box_url = 'file:///d:/folder/package.box' Uncomment and edit the default box location from # config.vm.box_url = '' Open the file, and edit this: Rename the default boxname (which might be precise64) to something new, like “ my-zend-framework-box“. Now create a new folder somewhere (for your new project that uses the box) and initialize a new default Vagrantfile via vagrant init

You can put this file whereever you want now.Ĭreate a new VM from the new box file (quick method)

The package.box contains the full virtual machine, compressed. Making a real 1:1 copy of a Vagrant box is really easy ! Simply turn off the box (if she is currently running – yes, for me a Vagrant box is female!) with vagrant haltĪnd create a package.box file (default name) in the same folder with vagrant package

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