Okay this thing is really handy! It’s a drive for Windows that will enable you to read and write to Linux Ext2 or Ext3 filesystems natively. This is great if you have a dual boot and you no longer need to create a fat32 share partition on your Windows XP machine. Check it out:
Ext2 IFS For Windows: Download
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