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See your Linux files from within Windows PDF Print E-mail
Written by machiner   
Tuesday, 20 November 2007
I have a dual-boot laptop so I can show folks that it can be done. Occasionally I have to boot to Windows and then again on other occasions I need to get at some file in my /home directory on my /dev/hda4 partition. Which is, of course, formatted ext3. In the past I would have to have another way to access this file as from Windows I would not have been able to access any of my Linux partitions on the drive.

Enter explore2fs. It's a handy utility that you install on your Windows install that will allow you to explore and copy form your ext2, ext3 partitions.

That's handy.

--machiner 20 Nov 07

It's all....Autumn outside.




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