I've used Ext2IFS in the past. http://www.fs-driver.org/
Pro -- it really does work
Con -- it really does work, giving access to Linux files ignoring permissions
and owners!
I eventually took it off my machines at uOttawa as I wanted to keep the
security on my
Linux systems that had dual boot i.
On Wednesday 18 May 2011 12:18:23 pulmud muppe wrote:
> As with many, at work I have to use 'doze.
>
> (... though I do have a dual boot second machine (linux/xp) which I
> can often run with linux ...)
>
> I have occasionally tried to locate an add-on (or whatever one calls
> such in the m$ real
If the various windows ext drivers don't cut it, how about a minimal
Linux in a vbox virtual machine exporting filesystems via samba? You'd
need to register a virtual disk using "VboxManage internalcommands
createrawvmdk" for each filesystem to be exported. (I haven't tried
this. Access permiss
As with many, at work I have to use 'doze.
(... though I do have a dual boot second machine (linux/xp) which I
can often run with linux ...)
I have occasionally tried to locate an add-on (or whatever one calls
such in the m$ realm) which allows 'doze to see ext3/ext4 linux
partitions/filesystems.
