Ext3 driver for vista

 · I would like to keep everything in a large Ext3 home partition. The problem is that Windows does not support any Linux file systems. I tested two programs that fix this by adding an Ext3 driver to Windows XP. Ext2Fsd. Ext2Fsd is an open source driver for Ext file systems that works in many versions of Windows. I made VirtualBox guest see the host's USB with ext3. Then I mounted /dev/sdb2 under /media and copied all the files I needed to the folder shared between Windows host and Ubuntu guest. A bit laborious but surely beats fighting the buggy ext3 drivers on Windows (I tried 3 of them with no success) and risking the loss of data. operating system: Windows NT //XP/Vista/7/8//Server /Server /Server R2/Server /Server R2; x86 (bits), x64 (AMD64/Intel EM64T), and.

I made VirtualBox guest see the host's USB with ext3. Then I mounted /dev/sdb2 under /media and copied all the files I needed to the folder shared between Windows host and Ubuntu guest. A bit laborious but surely beats fighting the buggy ext3 drivers on Windows (I tried 3 of them with no success) and risking the loss of data. From my experience, none of Windows ext2/3 drivers work properly under Windows Vista and 7RC for large partitions ( about Gb). Somewhere in the net there's even an explanation (something like an API change is to blame). I'll post it here if I find it again. Ext4Fsd is an ext2/3/4 file system driver for Windows (XP/Vista/7/8/10). It's a free and open-source software, everyone can modify or distribute under GNU GPLv2.

Windows 10 64 bit / Windows 10 / Windows 8 64 bit / Windows 8 / Windows 7 64 bit / Windows 7 / Windows Vista 64 bit / Windows Vista / Windows XP 64 bit. Example Ansible playbook to resize an existing Ext4 or Ext3 file system using the storage Configuring the NFS server to support only NFSv4 · Sept You can install Ext2Fsd on a Windows machine, and it will give you access ext2/ext3 volume read write access; ext3 journal replay when.