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Subject: read FFS within windows 98?
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Hi,

Does anyone know of any method of reading FFS file systems from windows? I 
have a windows machine which has a small (non bootable) FFS file system which 
I need to get some files off before overwriting it with 5.1.... any ideas 
would be appreciated! Thanks