Program Solution Hello, actually i am searching for a solution to mount an image/bin file programmatically without having to install a program on the target machine.

winmount 1.0 I found it easy to use and it did the job. Limited application for my purposes, but those that have lots of iso files, saves burning disks

Good tool for it`s purpose I was trying to recover a file that a user had deleted. I captured an image of the disk using the Linux dd command. I was able to mount this image using P2 eXplorer. There were no problems mounting the image. However, one tool I was using to examine the image (OnTrack EasyRecovery Pro 6) did not let me select the image when in Deleted Recovery mode. I cannot say whether other tools would have a similar problem. All in all, good tool.

I tryed to doun load this beautiful picture of the mountain but no luck. Iwant it as my theme I'm using vista please help

Hello,The only thing that I wish to say is that it should work with extfs3 and the upcoming extfs4 it looks like extfs2 is being left behind and this is too cool of a program for it to be left behind as well. In summary you need it to handle bigger inode sizes for installs of Ubuntu that use extfs3 and installs of Fedora that will use extfs4.thanks,

Vista ready I haven't used it, it didn't worked in Vista 32bit.

Ext2FS usable or not? Hello,i used ext2fs to try to make a usb start-up with ntfs support-ntfs support succeeded, no problem at all!.Startup (bootup) failed, still trying to find out why there is a cooment on startup that there is no media to boot !Could be me or could be ext2fs, do not know yet.Fred Fledderus

Excellent Excelent software product. I think that it's very useful, because many people use both OS - Windows & Linux.

Trial of Ext2FS I tried this program quite a long time ago and I seem to like it.However, I do like the idea that Windows Explorer itself or opening My Computer allowing me to view Linux Filesystems.I would usually copy/move/delete programs in my Linux Volumes using this program.

Mount Linux partitions under Windows Vista Mounting Linux partitions under Windows Vista does not work properly.Disk (mounted linux partition) is shown but not accessible.Windows asked me to perform partitioning of the mounted disk(?).Linux: RH Fedora 8 (the ext3 partition is recognized by Ext2FS as RAW ?)Currently there is only one to me known tool that can read ext3 partitions out from windows: explore2fs-1.08beta9. But it has some bugs.

This solved my need of opening a ISZ file instantly, without any hassles.Thanks PISMO!Peter.