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HOST: WinXP pro
Virtualization: VMWare workstation (ubuntu) for source build
I have one dedicated vmware partition for source build. I have a slow system so I want to mount the vmware build partition from windows so that code walkthrough and study stuff can be done from windows using source insight and other similar tools without vmware.
I attempted to install the EXT2IFS driver on windows and mount the vmdk as a virtual drive using
vmware-mount.exe z: "D:/my_vmw_img/source.vmdk"
but it dosent seem to work. Windows wont recognize the filesystem on Z partition.
Has anyone tried to do this, please let me know.
I am beginning to believe that it is not possible for EXT filesystem on windows.
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