Hi, I have an external Ext2 drive attached to a PC running Windows 10, and the ExtFS driver is working fine, I can read and write files from the PC. However, I am not able to access the drive from the network. The error I'm getting when opening the share is "<share name> is not accessible. You might not have permissions to use this network resource... The device is not ready". I have shared the drive and gave permissions to everyone. I can access other (NTFS) drives on the machine from the network, both internal and external ones.
This is a limitation with the Windows operating system, not the Paragon Software, ExtFS for Windows will allow you to use an Ext formatted drive locally attached, it is not designed to be used to share the volume over network locations.
Thanks for replying Matt. I did not understand your answer though. If this is a limitations of Windows, then why could I share the drive when I was using Ext2Fsd? I thought the job of the driver was to read and write bytes to the disk so it should not matter whether it's a local or a network user, or am I missing something? Thanks, Serge
