Linux on a Dell Inspiron 3700/7000/7500

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Setting Up Linux To Coexist With Windows98/NT

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Accessing the Linux Filesystem from Windows98/NT

Have you ever downloaded a whole lot of files under Linux, but when you boot back into Win98/NT you remember that you forgot to copy them onto your Win98/NT drive? Then check out explore2fs! (Thanks to Gernot Schram <schram@icm.umontreal.ca> for the link).

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