I cant ls cannot access /vagrant NO such file or directory

[Mwaniki Nderi]

I am a new to Vagrant and I do not seem to get anything started. I have spent a week trying to set it up but I am having difficulties.

I cannot access /Vagrant when I do ls /vagrant or even cd /vagrant and yet when I pwd, I get /home/vagrant

I am using git and I can successfully vagrant ssh

What could be wrong. Thanks

[Alvaro Miranda Aguilera]

Whats you Vagrantfile?

the folder is /vagrant in the guest, if you cant access, whats the error?

can you share commands and errors ?

thanks
alvaro

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[dragon788]

/vagrant is created inside your VM when vagrant is able to connect via ssh and the proper kernel modules are loaded to allow it to map a folder in. This requires VMware Tools or Virtualbox Extensions in order to function, so unless you changed the shared folder type to smb or nfs or rsync and have set up those binaries, you need to make sure your original box has the tools/extensions installed.