Ext2 Volume Manager

1. Installation

Note: Version 0.69 does not work. Use version 0.68 instead.
Run the Ext2Fsd-0.68.exe file with administrative privileges.
Click Next.
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C:\Program Files\Ext2Fsd
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Click Next.
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■ Ext2 File System Driver
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Click Next.

Click Next.

■ Make Ext2Fsd automatically started when system boots
□ Enable write support for Ext2 partitions
□ Enable force writing support on Ext3 partitions

Click Next.
Optional: Click Yes to automatically start Ext2Mgr when booting.
Uncheck Start Ext2 Volume Manager right now to assign driver letters for your ext2/ext3 partitions?.
Click Finish.

2. Configuration

Start Ext2 Volume Manager.
Right-click a fixed disk Linux partition and select Change Drive letter.
Click Add.

Select P:.

□ Mount via DefineDosDevice, will be lost after reboot
□ Automatic mount via MountMgr.
■ Create a permanent MountPoint via Session Manager.

Click OK.
Click Done.
Right-click an external disk Linux partition and select Change Drive letter.
Click Add.

Select T:.

□ Mount via DefineDosDevice, will be lost after reboot
■ Automatic mount via MountMgr.
□ Create a permanent MountPoint via Session Manager.

Click OK.
Click Done.
Close Ext2 Volume Manager.
Restart the computer.