> Also appears 'Trend Chipaway Virus on Guard' and the recommandation to go on
>www.antivirus.com.
I had the same problem with my BIOS based boot sector virus protection
thingie. Turn it off in the BIOS. All a virus really is (to many
scanners) is a change in data. Like BIOS expects it to be one thing and
it's another. Linux on the x86 doesn't use BIOS... so it does as it feels
is right.. but the BIOS knew nothing of this change.
> I scanned the hard disk with 8 different antivirus and no one is finding a virus.
Right.. cause there is no actual virus.
> I downloaded from antivirus.com the Pclin2000 antivirus and it says the boot sector
>is clean.
It's right :)
> I installed Redhat 6.0 and it was no problem.
Just turn off the protection in the BIOS. You can still scan the boot
sector with a user level program.
> I tried with fdisk/mbr several times and no result, when I try to install redhat 6.2
>the same message appears. Then I have to make fdisk/mbr to get rid of this message
>(otherwise it would appear everytime I start the computer).
Refer above :)
> All suggestions are wellcomed.
> Cristian
>
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-Statux
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