Ntfs Linux Software
Paragon NTFS for Linux gives transparent access to any NTFS partition under Linux. You and any application can browse these drives, read and change files, copy and create new files and folders.
Admin-linuX is a pure linux kernel 2.6.10 based operating system that installs itself on ram-drives during boot. The 32 MB iso unpacks to 64MB RAM. Admin-linuX contains the most common network+disk drivers to avoid post-install configurations.
ClonOS is based on a pure linux kernel 2.6.10 based operating system that installs itself on ram-drives during boot. The 32 MB iso unpacks to 64MB RAM. ClonOS contains the most common network+disk drivers to avoid post-install configurations.
Mount all kinds of partitions under various operating systems. Gain access to almost every file system from currently running operating system, just like its ‘native’ file system. Learn more…
DiskInternals NTFS Reader
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Provides read access to NTFS disks from Windows 95, 98 and Me. Allows you to save any files to any disk visible on the system or on the network. Supports saving compressed or encrypted files. While saving, it ignores file security policies. It means that it is possible to access absolutely any file on a NTFS disk from Windows 9x. The program can create and open images of NTFS disks. NTFS Reader is FREE. http://www.DiskInternals.com
DiskInternals Linux Reader
Free - DiskInternals Research
DiskInternals Linux Reader is a newly developed software tool for providing access to Linux file systems under Windows. You can use it whenever you want: the program is 100% free. It lets you use a familiar ambience of Windows Explorer for extracting information from Ext2/Ext3 file systems. The only type of access possible here is read-only mode. It prevents you from interference with Linux and guarantees stable work of your OS.
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