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QNX filesystem access from Win98

New MessageQNX filesystem access from Win98 (modified 0 times) Adrenolin
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Hello all,
I've been reading this board for the past month and have found it fantastic with all the information available within it. For the past 2 evenings I've searched through these forums for the answer but have yet to be able to find one. Hopefully someone will be able to assist.

I'd like to pull some files off the QNX sandisk before I format it. Does anyone know of any filesystem utilities which will allow you to read data from a QNX filesystem from Win98? I know I could simply install Linux with QNX support but I currently dont have a spare drive to use. I have Win98se installed on a 6gig drive mounted internally in a V4 with the latest BadFlash BIOS.

I've used linux for years and have found that the ext2 filesystem can be accessed (and now even modified) from a Windows system using a number of programs. The best I've used to date is called Explore2fs (http://uranus.it.swin.edu.au/~jn/linux/explore2fs.htm). I've searched this forum, Google and a number of other sources without luck.

Anyone here know if this is currently possible and if so with what software?

Thanks!

01-06-2003 23:31:55

New MessageRE:QNX filesystem access from Win98 (modified 0 times) BadFlash
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The only thing I can suggest is to use dolly and save the image. You can then move this to a machine that can read it.
01-17-2003 19:13:10

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