I cant access Ubuntu ext3 files from winxp
I Used to rum simply Mepis 8.0 and I had no trouble accessing the files from winxp. I recently changed to Ubuntu 10.10 with the ext3 file system and can't access the files from winxp. I know about the ext2IFS app and that is what I used with Mepis and it worked fine.
What am I missing? Thank you Wdhpr |
Have you looked into samba?
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Hi,
as far as I know EXT2IFS can mount only file systems with Inode size 128, it is possible that newer version of linux is creating one with 256. To determine run: sudo tune2fs -l /dev/sda# | grep Inode (substitute the # for number of your partition) look for Inode size: if it is not 128 i doubt EXT2IFS will be able to mount it. I think an option is ext2fsd Cheers, OK |
Explore2fs works.
You can either download and install or open and explore. |
Hi and thanks for your response.
Inode count: 1452480 Inodes per group: 8160 Inode blocks per group: 510 Inode size: 256 I have also tried ext2fsd and DiskInternals Linux Reader. No joy :( Quote:
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Also I can boot Puppy linux off a usb drive and it gives me read and write access between windows and ubuntu. Is this perhaps an easier solution? Wdhpr |
What version of ubuntu are you using?
I have ubuntu10.10 and it read xp out the box. |
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But I think it's that he/she wants to do it from both sides, also rw. Quote:
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You could run colinux under Windows and access your system regardless of filesystem/encryption/raid. Try andlinux for an easy solution.
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