Greetings all, For various reasons, I'm trying to access an EXT3 partition from Windows. I know of several ways, the most notable of which being the ext2 IFS (Link<http://www.diskinternals.com/linux-reader/>), but the IFS and most other solutions don't seem to work too well on Windows 7. Running the remaining options under 64-bit Win only seems to make things worse. I had thought that by working with Cygwin to gain a Unix-alike environment would be able to solve this, but alas it relies on Windows for nearly all of its filesystem needs - and since Windows cannot by default understand EXT, neither can Cygwin. So I'm in search of a means of accessing the partition that will work for a change. Does anyone know of such a way, or should I start looking at other means of access instead?
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