1) You could use explore2fs to read/write to your linux partition
OR
2) Put your downloads on a partition that is accessible to Windoze (FAT16,
FAT32, etc.)
HTH,
Matt
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I believe samba solves that problem?
Mac
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From: Wayne Petherick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 09, 2000 6:29 AM
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I have not yet been able to shake windows for a few tasks and I was
wondering wh
On Fri, 9 Jun 2000, Wayne Petherick wrote:
> I have not yet been able to shake windows for a few tasks and I was wondering
>whether you can get any software to read ext2 filesystems under windows. I often DL
>stuff under Linux, boot into windows and then forget to xfer the stuff over which
>m
freshmeat has a file; explore2fs
Explore2fs is a Windows program which allows read & write support for
Linux filesystems, and works under NT, 95, 98 &
2000
-Original Message-From: Wayne Petherick
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Wayne,
> I have not yet been able to shake windows for a few tasks and I was =
> wondering whether you can get any software to read ext2 filesystems =
> under windows. I often DL stuff under Linux, boot into windows and then =
> forget to xfer the stuff over which means a reboot blah blah blah.
