Reiserfs windows xp

Upload or insert images from URL. Sign In. Mount and read reiserfs formatted disk in Windows? Followers 2. Reply to this topic Start new topic. Recommended Posts. Oddwunn Posted February 6, Posted February 6, Hi guys, I have been thinking, what would I do if my server were to have a catastrophic failure like a blown power supply, motherboard, RAM, etc.?

Any suggestions? Link to comment. Posted November 5, This is the YAReG application window. On the left you can browse your ReiserFS partitions as a tree. On the right the contents of the selected directory are listed. This is where you can drag files and folders from to the Windows Explorer or other applications. However, there are certain things you should know: Requirements:.

While not being as handy this improves the overall performance dramatically, for the reasons described below. When you drag and drop files from the YAReG window, they first have to be extracted from the Linux partitions to a temporary directory on a Windows partition to be accessible for the Windows drag-and-drop architecture.

This temporary directory " YAReG-temp " is created at application startup. You can optionally configure where to create this temporary directory by editing the YAReG. If you choose not to do so, the Windows temporary directory is used set by the TEMP environment variable. When closing YAReG, this directory and all of its contents are deleted.

It is typically twice the performance of ext3 for general purpose filesystem usage patterns, and ext3 is its most serious competitor. In the recent years ReiserFS matured as one of the most important and best file systems for Linux. Specifically it became the default file system of the SuSE distribution. With goal to allow access from Windows XP on dual boot PCs on Reiser4 partitions, a Reiser4 file system driver has been developed as part of a student research project.

According to the description of the Reiser4 file system and the documentation of Microsoft's Installable File System Kit it was possible to port an open Reiser4 implementation for Linux to Windows XP and it's reading capabilities could be implemented completely and quite stable. Other driver interfaces have been realized so far they were needed for regular use under Windows. Beside the driver software and the usual project documentation a complete analysis document about the functionality of Reiser4 and an overview about file system development for Windows has been made.

The developers are willing to supply the results of their student research project to the ReactOS project. Currently they have not published their code.