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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:
- Tiger and Intel support (Currently Read Only)
- Updated to e2fsprogs 1.38
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 or later
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Download Ext2 Filesystem Version 1.4d1 (File Size: 1.6M)
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WARNING!!! KILLED MY HDD TOO!!!!!! - Version: 1.4d4, 7/19/2009 02:37PM PST
DaRealDude
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- WARNING!!! KILLED MY HDD TOO!!!!!!
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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Then, after 10 minutes, macbook went in sleep modus, and never got out of it. Reboot and stuff, nothing worked!!!!.
I removed the HDD and put it in an fantec external USB case.. nope, mu other Mac did not even recognize the disk... everything lost.... :-(
So again: WARNING!!! KILLED MY HDD TOO!!!!!!