UFS Explorer allows you to browse your alternative filesystems and extract files from there. Now it has user-mode read-only support for BSD UFS/UFS2, MacOS HFS+/HFSX and ReiserFS/Ext2/Ext3 Linux filesystems as well as has FAT (12/16/32) support, that is useful feature with disk images (RAW/VMWare). Why UFS Explorer? Because of it gives you really efficient way to access your files, located on your disk partitions that are not accessible normally. Why read-only? Because of you do not need this really! Alternative OS, like Linux, have at least read-only access to your Windows partitions, so you may transfer files there with no problems. Why not a driver? Because of any incorrect action in driver will crash your OS. Read-only access from user-mode is the safest way to do same job with no risks! Key features: - Read-only access to Linux Reiser/Ext2/Ext3 filesystems; - Read-only access to BSD UFS/UFS2 filesystems; - Read-only basic access to Apple MacOS X HFS+/HFSX filesystems (New!); - Explorer-like filesystem browsing; - File search support; - File extraction (for files larger then 16k - available after registration); - Folder/object group extraction; - Hard-disk auto-detection; - Partitions auto-detection basing on DOS/BSD/MacOS partitioning; Supports Apple Mac OS-style hard disk partitionning (New!); - Partitions probing: detect correct filesystem if partition label is invalid; - Smart filesystem caching; - Symlinks browsing, object properties and other utility features; - Files extraction from disk images! Supports VMWare 3,4,5 hard disk image files, RAW disk image files, uncompressed Apple MacOS disk image files (.DMG) (New!); - Hardware changes re-scan; opened devices management. - FAT12/FAT16/FAT32 support: may be useful for RAW/VMWare disk images. Has floppy disk images supports! To have access to your physical hard-drives, you should be a local Administrator.

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