extFS is one of the primary Linux file systems. With the driver on board, you can plug extFS storage devices into your PC and access their contents for reading, copying, or modification.

Features

• Fast read and write access to Linux-formatted HDD, SSD, or flash drives
• ext2, ext3, and ext4 file systems support
• Set-and-run operation mode
• Managed through the Windows system tray or from Windows CMD
• Support for Linux LVM disks
• Includes ‘Runs at startup’ and ‘Automount’ features
• Safe eject ready

Use Cases

PC-extFS volume data exchange

A hard drive has been taken out from a Linux-based NAS storage, and you need to copy files to/from this disk under Windows OS.

• Install our driver
• Connect this disk via an eSATA connector or USB-to-SATA adapter
• Files on Linux-native volumes are ready for work.

Open media from extFS volume

To watch movies or open large documents stored on a Linux-native volume from your PC:

•  Install the driver
• Connect the disk directly to the PC
• Enjoy your content.