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mount root during linux boot time only<br />

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how to mount root during linux boot only, <br />
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harddisk with root file system on windows is visible with ext2IFS driver and there is a chance to tamper the <br />
root file system of linux 
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how to mount root during linux boot only,

harddisk with root file system on windows is visible with ext2IFS driver and there is a chance to tamper the
root file system of linux

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Did you check what I said above about the &quot;read-only&quot; option?<br />
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If your Ext2IFS driver does not offer this option, you should consider upgrading to version 1.11 or later.
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Did you check what I said above about the "read-only" option?

If your Ext2IFS driver does not offer this option, you should consider upgrading to version 1.11 or later.

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The problem is to avoid root file system tampering from Windows when ext2fs driver is <br />
used to mount Linux file system.
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The problem is to avoid root file system tampering from Windows when ext2fs driver is 
used to mount Linux file system.

How to avoid overwriting of Linux Root File System in Windows with ext2fs driver.

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