![]() Now that problem out the way we needed to find the password file. It worked perfectly and after giving a list of available drives you can double click and mount the drive as a drive letter in Windows then just browse to it like any other drive. ![]() After a bit of research I found a free program called Ext Volume Manager and gave it a go. I recently needed to recover passwords from a Linux system where I had the drive which I could connect to a Windows PC but this presented several issues starting with finding the right file then what tools to use and most importantly how to mate it correctly in OpenCL mode to get the benefit of graphics card processing power!įirstly the drive was formatted as EXT3 which Windows doesn’t natively support.
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