Linux drives in windows

I need to see my Redhat 9 linux partitions in windows, what can i use to do that, freeware preferrably. Thanks.

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I need to see my Redhat 9 linux partitions in windows, what can i use to do that, freeware preferrably. Thanks

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The only utility I know of is Explore2fs.
You can also do it from partition magic, but that costs.

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Thanks, Explore2fs wont let me move a folder. I need to actually move a folder in linux to a different location.

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Quote:Explore2fs is a Windows program, which allows read support for Linux filesystems (Second Extended File System or ext2), and works under NT4, Win95, Win98, WinME, Win2000, and WinXP. Write support is still included, but is not recommended for use.

According to the Freshmeat project page.

Why not just move the files in RedHat? Or is your windows system on the NTFS filesystem?

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I notice most of those are accessing an ext2 file system from Windows 95/98. I wonder if they also works with ext3 and ReiserFS?

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I need to actually move a folder in linux to a different location.



dcsnet, y dont u just mount ur windows drives into linux and then copy the linux folder into windows drive, wont that solve the problem?