Hi saleem,
This is typical of the Winworld we live in. The bioses of most PCs do not
make an assumption that Linux would be installed and most other virus
software programs assume the same. They go by the theory that ANYTHING put
in the MBR is a virus if it wasn't put there by as M$ product.
But if you follow this definition of a virus, it is detecting it right.
Definition - Virus - Any program(s) that make WinXX less appealing to use.
Have fun,
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Thursday, October 12, 2000, 5:58:38 PM, you wrote:
ss> I am new with Linux. I installed linux on my computer which already had win
ss> 200 every thing went well during installation and I can use Linux too in
ss> dual boot. The only Problem I have whenever I boot ( start ) my computer I
ss> get Master Boot Record (MBR) virus warning from my computer. and if I
ss> uninstall linux and use win 200 only the warning goes away but it comes back
ss> if I install Linux again.
ss> I already had win200 I used partation magic to create
ss> linux partation. and then on newly created logical partation I installed
ss> Linux. Please help .... I never used linux befor.
ss> Saleem.
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