Accessing Linux partitions from Windows
I hate dual booting to pieces, moreso when two OSs are involved whose native filesystems can't be read by one or the other. My problem is that I need access to the ext3 partition my Slackware install is on from my Windows installation.
I hate dual booting to pieces, moreso when two OSs are involved whose native filesystems can't be read by one or the other. My problem is that I need access to the ext3 partition my Slackware install is on from my Windows installation. Since ext3 isn't too far removed from ext2 and I only need read-only access will a tool for accessing an ext2 partition work with ext3 or do I need a whole new program and if so, does anyone have any recommendations?
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I beleive the program you are looking for is called paragon ext2 anywhere. I have it on one of my machines and it works flawlessly. It treats your linux partitions just as if they were windows partitions.
I looked that up but I was kind of in the market for something a bit cheaper like say, free. Seeing as the ext2/3 code is only a simple trip to kernel.org away I fail to see how even read-only support can be so difficult to provide...
if u r looking for a free alternative, check out
uranus.it.swin.edu.au/~jn/linux/explore2fs.htm
its free and u can access ext3fs and ext2fs
uranus.it.swin.edu.au/~jn/linux/explore2fs.htm
its free and u can access ext3fs and ext2fs
u can try Explore2FS uranus.it.swin.edu.au/~jn/linux/explore2fs.htm
u get rw access to ext2fs and ext3fs
u get rw access to ext2fs and ext3fs
