Yes, Virginia, you CAN access your EXT3 filesystems in Windows…
…and you don’t even have to reboot after the install!
Download Ext2 IFS from fs-driver.org. Install it, choose a drive letter for your Linux/Ext3 volume(s), and you’re ready to go. This driver provides full read/write access — you never know when you might need it.
Now if only I could figure out NTFS 3g…
