No better than ext2IFS

Good project

I've installed, and it requires reboot.

The best for windows

Nice work!

Excellent tool

!!!!!!!!!!!!

The BEST!!! Thank you!

tested with xp and vista, works great!

doesnt work wtf

no WIndows 7 support

A lot of thanks for it!!!

The most stable and full-featured Ext2 Windows IFS. Certainly the only one that supports 256 bit inodes, and UTF-8. That being said, I still only run it in read-only mode.

That driver more stable and usable then one from http://www.fs-driver.org/

Very useful for people who are working with Windows AND Linux! Thank you!

If you've got windows and linux on the same machine this is essential. I'm not sure why windows doesn't provide native drivers for other file systems. They should hire Matt. Until then this software, though free, is well worth a nice donation.

works perfectly with my 64 bit debian

Seems completely stable and is essential in my dual boot system

Works well for me. Hope ext4 will be supported some time in the future.

Very stable for me - no crashes or corruption at all, even under heavy usage. Only downside is that assigning drive letters doesn't work well in 0.46, but this is negligible, given that this is the only *stable* RW ext2 driver I have found for Windows.

This has the additional benefit of requiring administrator permissions to use it in windows. Very convenient for the non-domain environments.

I've been using ext2fsd for about 2 years on Windows XP for an ext3 partition with write support enabled. Everything has been fine.

The only drawback that I see is that I have been using one of these cheap 1TB WD "saves energy" type of drives that came in a simpletech external hard drive. It is now complaining when I try to copy and/or move files/directories from it to another partition. some sort of inode mismatch. I will submit a bug if you would like, but it seems more hardware than software. Rick

This is very important driver! Go faster to Ext4 driver :-) Thanks for you work.