On Sat 18 July 2009 12:05:51 am der.hans wrote:
> Am 17. Jul, 2009 schwätzte Ryan Rix so:
> > If you don't have admin rights, there's no way.
> > Outside of that, you could, mayhaps, use ext2IFS, with a lot of hacking.
>
> Can ext2ifs be run with autorun or single click type of thing? It requires
> admin access? I hope it does :).

It does. And it's a kmod+reboot type install, iirc.

In general, if you want the ext partition to show up on the system as a 
seperate drive, you will have to install a system module. There's no real way 
around it. and that requires a reboot.

If you are just looking to attach to disk images, you could use explore2ext or 
some similar tool, i forget the name, which is just an explorer-like tool that 
you can attach to ext disk images.

--
what about QEMU instead of VirtualBox. With a minimal amount of hacking qemu 
can get networking (and thus samba) working on a minimal GNU/Linx. LFS? 
Debian?

Windows tool calle QemuManager can set up everything in GUI for you, and make 
setting up the networking a breeze.

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