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Robert La Ferla wrote: > I am looking to mount a Linux EXT3 filesystem using NFS on Windows XP. > What's the best way (free) way to do it I don't know of a free NFS client for Windoze, but you can have NFS and Samba both export the same share. So unless you've got a good reason not to, samba's the way to go. > and are there any issues with using ext3 from Windows? Should be completely transparent to the client what the server's underlying filesystem is with both NFS and Samba. The one thing you'll notice though is that since Windows doesn't know about symlinks, so Samba makes them look like real files (but it "does the right thing" from the unix perspective). HTH, Matt -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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