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Distribution: RH 6.2, Gen2, Knoppix,arch, bodhi, studio, suse, mint
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i don't use it to check for virii in linux, i use it to to check
windows for virii from linux. when somebody brings me
a windows box that's acting up, i boot linux first and
run f-prot, after backing up the partition usually. a lot
of virii have counters for payloads and such, and i don't
want ot risk that payload being released the first time
i boot the machine at my house.
i also use it for deleting copies of klez from my
attachments folder, so i don't accidently do something
dumb when in windows.
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