The process to do that is:
I'm assuming your Windows XP folder / partition is /dev/sdb1 if it is
different substitute the location in the examples below.
to find its location try sudo fdisk -l <--- thats an L - lowercase
Also if the WinXP partition was unmounted uncleanly you might need to
use a -o force option in the end of the mount command
Create a mount point ( sudo mkdir /mnt/WinXP )
Mount the Windows XP drives. ( mount -g /dev/sdb1 /mnt/WinXP )
Run clam on it /sudo clamscan -r -i --detect-pua //mnt/WinXP
Ta dahh!! all done.
There is a remotve option in clam which if you use it will work as long
as the partition is mounted RW.
On 19/08/2015 9:44 a.m., Benny Pedersen wrote:
J skrev den 2015-08-18 21:18:
I haven't been able to find this answer in the archives.
Can I scan WinXP archive drives for malware with ClamAV running on my
Ubuntu laptop and find any viruses, bots, or whatever?
With ClamAV, I'll just have to delete the infected files, correct?
No cleaning?
https://www.google.dk/search?q=clamwin
clamwin can use clamav signatures
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