I have ext2 formatted file system Images. I like to read in terminal all the file system structures data in Linux specifically Ubuntu.Is there a tool>

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So I have file system ext2 formatted image files. I like to view Inode, super block, filenames, etc. in the images for formatted file systsem . I like to know is there any tool for this. I need to view these structures like inode, superblock, file, related info like names of files, deleted inodes etc. In terminal, posssible some tool with available code in Linux. So can be editted the tool. Would be best if tool is coded in just C languange. Can anyone please do tell me this, Thanks again. Just opensource tool

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I'm not certain I understood your question, but I think you probably just want to "loopback mount" your filesystem in a file. See here.

Failing that, I think you can use e2tools to access the contents. See here.

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