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From: | shadow AT shadowgard DOT com |
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Date: | Sat, 29 May 2004 10:47:57 -0700 |
Subject: | DOS that can read NTFS/XP paritions? |
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Is there a DOS that I can boot from a floppy that has drivers to allow access to NTFS partitions? For the occasional badly infected system that folks bring to me, I used to bott from a DOS floppy and run F-Prot for DOS (yes, it requires putting in 4 floppies to get all the definitions loaded :-) This would let me find all the infected files on Windows 95/98/ME systems. Alas, it's useless for Win NT and Win XP. And when you've got a system that can't even finish booting to windows, you *can't* use a Windows based AV program. Thus, I'm hoping that there's a way to get accessto NTFS partirions from DOS. -- Leonard Erickson (aka shadow) shadow at shadowgard dot com
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