I have exactly the same problem as in this question. It has an answer with two solutions:
I want to use the second option but I cannot understand it. Could somebody explain in detail the second option?
I suppose this is described in Sect 6.3.1 of https://www.virtualbox.org/manual/Use...
Sage notebook runs a webserver that is to be accessed on port 8000 (and this happens inside VM, on "guest OS"). You need a setting that maps this port to a port X (X need not be equal to 8000) on the "host OS"; then you can access the Sage notebook from the "host OS" by pointing its web browser to http://localhost:X
(Is it 8080 now?)
probably - although perhaps the VM Sage image has it differently. One can see the port number if you start sage in terminal and do 'notebook()' at sage prompt. It will tell you which URL to open in browser.
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