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Product Description:
Enables the use of Linux Ext2 formatted hard disks, floppies, CD-ROM's, etc from within Mac OS X. Includes support for reading, writing, formatting, etc..
What's new in this version:
- Bug Fix: With a particular rename usage, it was possible for directory entries to be lost.
- Added partition probe type support for "Linux". This should enable automatic GUI mounting for those having problems with previous releases.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 or later (PPC or Intel)
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Does not mount EXT3 drive 
- Version: 1.4d4, 12/27/2007 04:57PM PST
kwajmeck
I have three blocks on a USB drive that was on a defunct Linksys network server. Using the icon in Preference, it says that each block could not be mounted due to a file error (0xf8DA00C). Any help?
BEWARE: Fried my hard drive! - Version: 1.4d4, 2/26/2007 09:56PM PST
mserrano1
I was testing this software on a (ext2) hard drive with expendable data just to see how well it worked. I knew this is a "developer's" version and I was aware that it might kill the data--but as the data was expendable, no problem I thought--I could just reformat the drive.
However, I got a kernel panic as soon as I rebooted with this software installed and when my Mac started up again, it would no longer recognize the drive at all. I tried accessing the drive from a Linux PC, but the computer would not even boot with the drive attached.
All attempts to revive this hard drive have failed.
BEWARE: THIS SOFTWARE DESTROYED A PERFECTLY FUNCTIONING HARD DRIVE!
However, I got a kernel panic as soon as I rebooted with this software installed and when my Mac started up again, it would no longer recognize the drive at all. I tried accessing the drive from a Linux PC, but the computer would not even boot with the drive attached.
All attempts to revive this hard drive have failed.
BEWARE: THIS SOFTWARE DESTROYED A PERFECTLY FUNCTIONING HARD DRIVE!
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- BEWARE: Fried my hard drive!
Why would you bother? - Version: 1.4d4, 1/30/2007 03:04PM PST
(0 of 2 users found this comment useful)
andrez
Witha a warning like this in the read me file why would you bother installing this software unless you wanted your system to crash or become unstable?
I'll wait or find an alternative!
EXT2 Filesystem for Mac OS X, 1.4d4, 2006/12/3
"This release could cause kernel panics and/or deadlocks that hang the machine. In addition, write support has not been stressed tested, therefore filesystem corruption may be possible. Please keep this in mind before using it."
I'll wait or find an alternative!
EXT2 Filesystem for Mac OS X, 1.4d4, 2006/12/3
"This release could cause kernel panics and/or deadlocks that hang the machine. In addition, write support has not been stressed tested, therefore filesystem corruption may be possible. Please keep this in mind before using it."
