anchor.diff:  This means that these host folder definitions will survive the deletion and subsequent re-creation of a {project} VM.
   
   In some cases you might want to define a host folder just for a specific {project} instance.
  -To do so, you can use the `instance-only` flag of the xref:../command-ref/minishift_hostfolder_add.adoc#[`minishift hostfolder add`] command.
  -Host folder definitions that are created with the `instance-only` flag will be removed together with any other instance-specific state during xref:../command-ref/minishift_delete.adoc#[`minishift delete`].
  +To do so, you can use the `--instance-only` flag of the xref:../command-ref/minishift_hostfolder_add.adoc#[`minishift hostfolder add`] command.
  +Host folder definitions that are created with the `--instance-only` flag will be removed together with any other instance-specific state during xref:../command-ref/minishift_delete.adoc#[`minishift delete`].
   
   [[mounting-host-folders]]
   === Mounting Host Folders
  
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  ====
  On Windows hosts, the `minishift hostfolder add` command also provides a `users-share` option.
  When this option is specified, no UNC path needs to be specified and the *_C:\Users_* is assumed.
  ====
  
  [WARNING]
  
negative.code: == Overview
  
  Host folders are directories on the host which are shared between the host and the {project} VM.
  This allows for two way file synchronization between the host and the VM.
  The following sections discuss usage of the `minishift hostfolder` command.
  
  [[minishift-hostfolder-command]]
  == The minishift hostfolder Command
  
  {project} provides the xref:../command-ref/minishift_hostfolder.adoc#[`minishift hostfolder`] command to list, add, mount, unmount and remove host folders.
  You can use the `hostfolder` command to mount multiple shared folders onto custom specified mount points.
  
  [NOTE]
  ====
  