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How do you read ext2/3 file system in windows?
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Answer / neal
through SAMBA, we can share the linux partition or
directory, for windows.
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Answer / nigam
Using Software Winscp ,we can access Linux machine from
Windows.it is an windows software.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 5 Yes | 2 No |
Answer / dave_chamoli82
No way, It is only possible useing third party tools like
explore2fs, ext2fs etc.
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Answer / gokul pradeep
Through SAMBA httpd we can access the datas easily.
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Answer / vimal kumar, technomenace.com
Haha.. no way!
Have to check if any 3rd party softwares are available to do
this in windows
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Answer / sai giridhar
Using "putty" we can access Unix or Linux system using ssh
which putty will take care of it. if we want to explicitly
use ftp, we can.
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Answer / samir dhok
By installing third party software ie. linux_reader.exe
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Answer / manoj
Try......
dumpe2fs <Partition Path>
e2label <Partition Path>
blkid
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 5 No |
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