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]]> By: Ryanhttp://cybernetnews.com/open-your-linux-files-in-windows/#comment-127639 Ryan Wed, 26 Dec 2007 21:49:01 +0000 http://cybernetnews.com/2007/12/21/open-your-linux-files-in-windows/#comment-127639 <div class="commentquote"><a href="#comment-127271" rel="nofollow">Pieter wrote:</a><blockquote>Your wish is my command! You should check out this plugin called Ext2IFS. I’ve been using it since what seems forever and unlike Linux Reader, it *does* integrate with Windows Explorer.</blockquote></div> As Tinhed pointed out it does have some problems working on Vista. I tried this out over the summer, but it wasn't working right on Vista so I decided to ditch it. Pieter wrote:
Your wish is my command! You should check out this plugin called Ext2IFS. I’ve been using it since what seems forever and unlike Linux Reader, it *does* integrate with Windows Explorer.

As Tinhed pointed out it does have some problems working on Vista. I tried this out over the summer, but it wasn’t working right on Vista so I decided to ditch it.

]]> By: Tinhedhttp://cybernetnews.com/open-your-linux-files-in-windows/#comment-127335 Tinhed Sun, 23 Dec 2007 05:15:36 +0000 http://cybernetnews.com/2007/12/21/open-your-linux-files-in-windows/#comment-127335 Ext 2IFS has problems in Vista. it even does not run properly in windows 2000. I've had to reinstall it often. A similar alternative to Linux Reader is Explore 2fs. slightly primitive but very fast.But one problem is unresolved in each of these. Reiserfs is not supported. its not even recognized. in general these software have problems with journalling file systems. Ext 2IFS has problems in Vista. it even does not run properly in windows 2000. I’ve had to reinstall it often. A similar alternative to Linux Reader is Explore 2fs. slightly primitive but very fast.

But one problem is unresolved in each of these. Reiserfs is not supported. its not even recognized. in general these software have problems with journalling file systems.

]]> By: Anonymoushttp://cybernetnews.com/open-your-linux-files-in-windows/#comment-127297 Anonymous Sat, 22 Dec 2007 19:15:17 +0000 http://cybernetnews.com/2007/12/21/open-your-linux-files-in-windows/#comment-127297 Now if only someone could clone the XP Explorer for Vista users. :roll: Now if only someone could clone the XP Explorer for Vista users. :roll:

]]> By: Pieterhttp://cybernetnews.com/open-your-linux-files-in-windows/#comment-127271 Pieter Sat, 22 Dec 2007 09:45:33 +0000 http://cybernetnews.com/2007/12/21/open-your-linux-files-in-windows/#comment-127271 "It would still be nice to have an easy way for writing to a Linux partition in Windows."Your wish is my command! You should check out this plugin called Ext2IFS. I've been using it since what seems forever and unlike Linux Reader, it *does* integrate with Windows Explorer. But there's more. You can write to it as if it was a Windows hard drive, so you can both read and write files to Linux partitions thanks to this driver. I'm not sure if it will run on Vista machines though. :)Link: http://www.fs-driver.org/ “It would still be nice to have an easy way for writing to a Linux partition in Windows.”

Your wish is my command! You should check out this plugin called Ext2IFS. I’ve been using it since what seems forever and unlike Linux Reader, it *does* integrate with Windows Explorer. But there’s more. You can write to it as if it was a Windows hard drive, so you can both read and write files to Linux partitions thanks to this driver. I’m not sure if it will run on Vista machines though. :)

Link: [fs-driver.org]

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