Ext2fsnt Description: Linux Ext2 filesystem driver for 0.07 for NT4/W2K/XP read-write Additional information: Latest version of Ext2fsnt is a part of Paragon (http://www.paragon.ru) Ext2fsAnywhere product and is available at their web site. Package also includes my Read/write Ext2 filesystem driver for Windows9x/ME and the special version of Paragon Partition Manager. Free version of this product is restricted to read-only access. Contacts and feedback: Andrey Shedel andreys@cr.cyco.com Primary site: http://ashedel.chat.ru installation (you should be the member of administrators group): copy ext2.sys to your %systemroot%\system32\drivers directory merge ext2.reg file reboot to update driver information Mounting partitions: NT4: Instead of loading the driver manually or automatically (by setting startup mode to 1) you can use fs_rec.sys (recognizer driver). This driver is a superset of the recognizer that comes with NT4 and can be used instead of it. In addition to CDFS, NTFS and FAT (standatd set for NT4) it includes recognision modules for HPFS (for pinball.sys from NT3.51), FAT32-enabled fastfat and Ext2. It is not recommended to use this recognizer on NT5 because support for UDFS is not included. Unfortunately even in this case you still have to set persistent links in DosDevices namespace UNLESS YOU ARE USING NT5. For example: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\DOS Devices] "E:"="\\Device\\Harddisk0\\Partition2" NT5 (aka W2K): On NT5 you can use Disk Management utility to assign drive letter. NT5.1 (aka XP): The best idea will be to use Paragon Ext2FS Anywhere package. Files included: readme.txt - this file ext2.sys - driver dosdev.exe - Define/RemoveDosDevice utility. kloader.exe - utility to load kernel-mode driver. ln.exe - hardlink creation utility. SYNC.EXE - Flush write-behind cache utility. fs_rec.sys - Recognizer driver. Changes: 0.04: pagefile support initial security implementation. 0.05: Fixed problem with large partition sizes. 0.06: Ext3 support (journal features will be ignored) 0.07: Fixed problem with VERY (>100MB) large partition sizes