Accessing Linux files from Win2K Professional

[Guest BeGood]

I have a disk full of Linux files that I need to look at from my Win2k

professional desktop. The workstation has Windows Services For Unix 3.5 on

it. The disk connects with a USB port. Unforunately, that is as far as I can

get. Looking at what documentation that I have been able to find so far, I

cannot find any easy way to make this happen.

 

Any suggestions?

[Guest GO]

Re: Accessing Linux files from Win2K Professional

 

I'm not 100% certain on this but I don't think there is any native way that

Win2k (or any flavor of Windows) can access Linux/Unix drives (files

systems). I think you'll have to look into something like Samba and share

the required files/folders. You also may want to post your question on one

of the Linux forums.

 

BeGood wrote:

> I have a disk full of Linux files that I need to look at from my Win2k

> professional desktop. The workstation has Windows Services For Unix

> 3.5 on it. The disk connects with a USB port. Unforunately, that is

> as far as I can get. Looking at what documentation that I have been

> able to find so far, I cannot find any easy way to make this happen.

>

> Any suggestions?

[Guest Domrachev Alexandr]

Re: Accessing Linux files from Win2K Professional

 

On Mon, 17 Sep 2007 19:06:06 +0400, BeGood

<BeGood@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> I have a disk full of Linux files that I need to look at from my Win2k

> professional desktop. The workstation has Windows Services For Unix 3.5

> on

> it. The disk connects with a USB port. Unforunately, that is as far as I

> can

> get. Looking at what documentation that I have been able to find so far,

> I

> cannot find any easy way to make this happen.

>

> Any suggestions?

 

Total Comander has plugin that connects Linux partions. Try to search in

that way.