How can I access the ArchWSL /home/myUser from a dual boot? #235
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I can mount my Windows partition when I'm in Linux (I use Arch). However, I have some files in my Windows ArchWSL installation that I would like to transfer to the Linux partition. How can I do so from the Linux terminal? Where are those files located, assuming |
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Oct 8, 2021
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Hi @lucasrdrgs You can use ndb and qemu-ndb on native Linux to recognize it as a block device. and you can mount it as ext4 partition |
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Hi @lucasrdrgs
ArchWSL's root file system is located in ext4.vhdx.
If you are using AppX, it's in
C:\Users\{Your-User-Name}\AppData\Local\Packages\yuk7.archwsl_35zwpb4sx6e50\LocalState.You can use ndb and qemu-ndb on native Linux to recognize it as a block device.
and you can mount it as ext4 partition