LTOOLS (Linux Tools, formerly LREAD) do the same under DOS, what MTOOLS do under Linux. LTOOLS are a toolset to read, write or modify files on the Linux Extended 2 (ext2) filesystem under 'foreign' operating systems like Windows or any UNIX. LTOOLS can be used from the command line or from your web browser. Instead of your web browser, you may also use LREADgui, which is a Java graphical front end for the LTOOLS. You can use LTOOLS under DOS, Windows 9x, Windows NT, LINUX (x86 or 68K) or SOLARIS. Basically it should also work under any UNIX-like operating system.

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