The method I used before in Windows 2k, to read files from a Linux partition, was to install ext2fsd, then mount the Linux drives somewhere using the "Disk Management" tool.

I have Linux server and Windows box at home. Samba is installed and I can access Linux harddrive or vice versa with no problems. But Linux and Windows are on the same network. How I can mount ...

mount Get your drives working One of the strange aspects of Linux for those coming from Windows is the fact that there are no drive letters. Drives are not special in the Linux file system.