How to Access Linux Partition...
By jeyel - Tuesday, 22 October 2013
from Windows Operating System
While Installing any Linux Distros like Ubuntu, Mint, Suse etc, choose the ext4 filesystem before disk partition which is Linux supported One. DiskInternals Linux Reader is a free Windows Utility that helps you to read Ext2/Ext3/Ext4 File systems from windows, so you can read Linux Partitions easily.
You
can download Linux reader for free of cost. Once you install this
program in your Windows system, you can read the Linux Drives like
Windows explorer. This application provides read-only support while
accessing Linux files, which is safe and secure way to process other
operating system files. The best part of this application, you can
access the Linux files from your Windows explorer.
While Installing any Linux Distros like Ubuntu, Mint, Suse etc, choose the ext4 filesystem before disk partition which is Linux supported One. DiskInternals Linux Reader is a free Windows Utility that helps you to read Ext2/Ext3/Ext4 File systems from windows, so you can read Linux Partitions easily.
How to use Linux Reader
Download the Linux reader using the
download link below. Launch the program and you will get the familiar
Windows explorer interface like Windows XP. It will show you all disk
partition in your system, you can open your Linux drive from that list.
Highlight the file to get the preview of that file in the bottom screen
and you can get the details of that file in left side pane.
If you want to make any changes to any files in Linux drive, you have to import that file to windows to edit that. To do that, right-click on the file and click save. Now, you can do any changes from windows Operating system.
If you want to make any changes to any files in Linux drive, you have to import that file to windows to edit that. To do that, right-click on the file and click save. Now, you can do any changes from windows Operating system.
Conclusion
Linux reader is a handy application,
if you are the Dual-boot user. You can access your Linux files instantly
from Windows. If you have Dual-boot with Mac, this program also
supports Mac OS X ( HFS ) file system. But I’ve Windows with Linux and
this program helps a lot to open any files. It’s pretty helpful. What do
you think of Linux Reader?
Download Linux Reader | 4.29 Mb | Free
Download Linux Reader | 4.29 Mb | Free
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