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Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2003 12:55:13 -0400
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Subject: cygwin on ext2
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From: e-bone <ebone AT DotsAndLoops DOT net>

Just curious,
has anyone tried to run cygwin on an ext2 partition using
one of the ext2 filesystem drivers available for windows ?

like the one from paragon e.g.

i imagine there is nothing to gain, since cygwin was designed for
fat/ntfs, but i thought maybe extra functionality could be provided
if cygwin had a "run on ext2" functional mode.

-e

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