%all.entities; ]> $Date: 2023-03-23 21:47:01 +0000 (Thu, 23 Mar 2023) $ VBoxManage storagectl VBoxManage-storagectl 1 VBoxManage-storagectl manage a storage controller &product-name; VBoxManage storagectl uuid vmname --name=controller-name --add= floppy ide pcie sas sata scsi usb --controller= BusLogic I82078 ICH6 IntelAhci LSILogic LSILogicSAS NVMe PIIX3 PIIX4 USB VirtIO --bootable= on off --hostiocache= on off --portcount=count --remove --rename=new-controller-name Description The VBoxManage storagectl command enables you to attach, modify, and remove a storage controller. After you configure the storage controller, you can use the VBoxManage storageattach command to attach virtual media to the controller. Specifies the Universally Unique Identifier (UUID) or name of the virtual machine (VM). Specifies the name of the storage controller. Specifies the type of the system bus to which to connect the storage controller. Valid values are floppy, ide, pcie, sas, sata, scsi, and usb. Specifies the chipset type to emulate for the specified storage controller. Valid values are BusLogic, I82078, ICH6, IntelAHCI, LSILogic, LSILogicSAS, NVMe, PIIX3, PIIX4, and USB. The default value varies, according to the type of storage controller. Specifies the number of ports that the storage controller supports. Valid values depend on the type of storage controller. Specifies whether to use the host I/O cache for all disk images attached to this storage controller. Valid values are on and off. See . Specifies whether this controller is bootable. Valid values are on and off. Specifies a new name for the storage controller. Removes a storage controller from the VM configuration. Examples The following command creates a SATA storage controller called sata01 and adds it to the ol7 VM. The storage controller emulates the IntelAHCI chipset. $ VBoxManage storagectl ol7 --name "sata01" --add sata --controller IntelAHCI The following command creates an IDE storage controller called ide01 and adds it to the ol7 VM. $ VBoxManage storagectl ol7 --name "ide01" --add ide See Also