On 2013-11-22 00:46, Rugxulo wrote:
I suggest you just try to use a user-space program like TestDisk. I
haven't used it much, but in minimal testing it did seem to access my
ext3 partition correctly.
Does the TestDisk solution that you mentioned give full access (i.e.
both read and write) to
On 2013-11-20 05:45, Rugxulo wrote:
I vaguely recall (but never tried) that there used to be such a
(shareware?) DOS driver from Paragon Software [EDIT: IFSDRV?] that
could read ext2 and some others.
This would be a good solution. Only, in order to be useful such a driver
should target some
I probably found what I was looking for: the COMBOOTF.IMA file from
Lucho utilities.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/15785527/dos/lucho.html
But I could not find any documentation.
There is a reference to this on an unrelated forum:
Hello
Does FreeDOS support any file system that has customizable metadata
(also known as extended attributes)? All modern file systems do. The
only feature that I need is extended attributes, so I don't care about
journaling or other features.
Thanks
Reno
