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Look inside pup001 file
puppy installed a home dir on my sda1, called pup001 or something and now I want to view it on another distro.
"mount" tells me it's not a block device and "file" tells me its ext2.
how do other usually view it from another linux distro?
There's a package called Explore2fs that will open and view the file through Windows
if, for example, pup001 is on hda1
if hda1 is mounted on /mnt/hda1
if you have mount point /mnt/tmp
you can type:
mount -t ext2 -o loop /mnt/hda1/pup001 /mnt/tmp
you should see your pup001 files should be in /mnt/tmp
From Windows
You can also see the contents of your pupxxx file using Explore2fs. Just follow these steps:
1. Download
Explore2fs∞
2. Unzip the file
3. Execute explore2fs.exe
4. From the main menu select 'File | Open Image File ...'
5. In the file type drop down box select 'All Files (*.*)
6. Browse for your Pupxxx file, Select it and click Open
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