How to use Linux filesystems on Windows - Tutorial

[Mrkvonic]

Hi all,

If you're using both Windows and Linux operating systems, you are most-likely dual-booting your machine. And you have probably noticed that Linux can read data stored on Windows partitions easily, whereas Windows is blind to Linux.

You can change that - allow Windows to read from and write to Linux partitions.

http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/linux-fs-windows.html


Cheers,
Mrk

[zapjb]

-{ Quote: "....This means that your partitions, when mounted and used in Windows, should they crash, might be susceptible to damage and data corruption that would not normally occur. Keep this in mind when committing to this solution...." }-
Is this also the case with Explore2fs?

[Mrkvonic]

Only for ext2 systems. Explorer2fs can read ext3 as journaled FS.
Mrk