Sadly it can't be fully done yet on Windows, but here are the steps to do it:
- Boot into Linux
- Execute
fdisk -lu /dev/sdc2
(wheresdc2
is the partition you want to access) to find out the offset to the partition you want to access, and write it down - On Windows open
diskmgmt.msc
from the Run menu - Assign a letter to the partition that contains the partition table (in this example it's
H:
) - Install ImDisk Virtual Disk Driver
- In the "image file" textbox, type in
\\.\H:
, whereH:
is the letter you assigned to the partition - In the "image file offset" textbox write the offset you calculated from step#2
- If your version of ImDisk is affected by a bug, then click into the "size of the virtual disk" textbox, then click into another textbox (the "size of the virtual disk" textbox should contain the text "(existing image file size)")
- If it's not selected by default, set the offset unit to bytes
- Select the "virtual disk drive accesses image file directly" radiobox
- Click OK to mount the partition