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Mount ext3fs in Windows

I am using WinXP and I have a partition in ext3 format. How can I read the content in this partition just as access a ordinary partition?

Is there any tools or drivers?

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This question would be answered better at superuser.com. It will move there soon. – Piskvor Jul 12 '10 at 8:39
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Doen't belong to SO. Look at the superuser.com, for example superuser.com/questions/8298/mount-ext3fs-in-windows. – Sergius Jul 12 '10 at 8:41
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There is a driver and an explorer tool. Generally installing the driver, then restarting will make it appear as a standard drive letter. Be careful with subtle differences such as permissions, case sensitivity and character support.

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I have used FS Driver in the past and found that it lead to data corruption issues on the ext3 partition. – Mark Jul 12 '10 at 10:43
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