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Ext2fsd: an useful freeware to manage Linux partitions when running Windows
Nowadays it is common to find PCs with more than one OS installed. Normally, when on a Linux OS, it is very simple to access Windows partitions and copy, create, delete or transfer files. Rarely, it c… more →
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Recover / Export Tomboy Notes
vladzloteanu wrote 2 weeks ago: For writing a short ToDo list, taking some notes from a conference or saving an interesting shell co … more →
howto: know the UUID of a ext2/ext3 partition
aneeska wrote 3 weeks ago: Use the command “dumpe2fs” on the drive you want to get the UUID. Like this: $ dumpe2fs … more →
Ext2 IFS For Windows and Linux
dvanarsd wrote 3 weeks ago: Ext2 IFS For Windows “provides Windows NT4.0/2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008 with full access to Linux … more →
EXT2 IFS - Handling Linux partitions in windows
Malshan Peiris wrote 2 months ago: This program is not a Linux program. It’s free (but not open source) program which runs on win … more →
Windows XP: Access ext2/ext3 partitions
cyberpanda wrote 2 months ago: This is very easy, download Ext2 Installable File System for Windows. The site has great information … more →
kernel, filsystem, rants :: what I've been doing recently
fudanchii wrote 3 months ago: So… I’m getting excited about current linux kernel issues, afaik the latest stable kerne … more →
Ext2fsd: an useful freeware to manage Linux partitions when running Windows
galigio wrote 3 months ago: Nowadays it is common to find PCs with more than one OS installed. Normally, when on a Linux OS, it … more →
How to mount a Ubuntu drive in Windows
secularjihad wrote 4 months ago: This is another one of those “pay it forward” type posts. I spent the better part of an … more →
Converting from Ext3 to Ext2
Shameer A M wrote 4 months ago: There may come a time when you want to convert EXT3 to Ext2. For directories other than the root dir … more →
Converting from Ext2 to Ext 3
Shameer A M wrote 4 months ago: The conversion procedure is simple enough. Imagine /dev/hda10 mounted as /test – the procedure would … more →
Connecting USB HD in ESX for back-up
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Robbert Jan van de Velde wrote 6 months ago: As the new year begun some servers were due to be moved to another place more permanent burial place … more →
Mounting Ext2/Ext3 filesystems in Windows
krisrowland wrote 9 months ago: For reasons I’ll discuss in the next post, I just needed to copy a Linux image (Fedora Core 9 … more →
Linux Filesystems - type of filesysystems
linuxlibrary wrote 10 months ago: Each type of filesystem has its own set of rules for controlling the allocation of disk space to fil … more →
Comparación entre ext2/ext3/xfs/reiserfs
karlmudespacher wrote 11 months ago: Hace poco instalé dos discos duros de 1TB en mi servidor de pruebas con el objetivo de poder hacer l … more →
How to access Linux partitions from Windows
Varun Kashyap wrote 1 year ago: There is always a heated discussion on the forums about accessing Windows formatted partitions from … more →
Choosing a filesystem in Fedora/Linux, and a little insight from Eric Sandeen from Red Hat
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Ryan wrote 1 year ago: This is not a benchmarking contest, just a general rundown of the state of Linux file systems availa … more →
Why Linux doesn't need defragmentation!
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fengshaun wrote 1 year ago: thanks to my friend, today he sent me a link on why Linux doesn’t need defragmentation. It … more →
mounting ext2 / ext3 on OSX
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freelance samurai wrote 1 year ago: okay, since I struggled with this for a bit (and because I’m a warm hearted individual that wa … more →
Access Linux Partition from Winduhs on Dual-Boot System
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Gurpreet Singh Bhatia wrote 1 year ago: If you use a dual-boot system then you would be familiar with this problem. The following are the so … more →
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