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Hello

Posted: Wed May 01, 2013 10:14 am
by arrow22
Zdrastwujtie riebiata!

It's really super OS!
Only one floppy and everything on it!
Even hda sound works!

But......
You have a virus on CD image :-)

In USB_Boot setmbr.exe (TR/Crypt.XPACK.Gen)

Re: Hello

Posted: Wed May 01, 2013 10:23 am
by yogev_ezra
Where have you downloaded the CD image? Directly from our website or from another place?
On our website there are no viruses - some antiviruses falsely report some files as viruses because they are written using similar code, so it's "false positive" report

Re: Hello

Posted: Wed May 01, 2013 11:43 pm
by arrow22
I've downloaded it from Your website.

Maybe my antivir(avira) is to nervous :-), but he found this vir..
Maybe an error...

Re: Hello

Posted: Wed May 01, 2013 11:53 pm
by yogev_ezra
arrow22 wrote:I've downloaded it from Your website.
Then it doesn't contain any virus.
arrow22 wrote:Maybe my antivir(avira) is to nervous :-), but he found this vir..
Maybe an error...
The program setmbr.exe modifies MBR of USB flash drives or (optionally) hard disks, to allow them load KolibriOS. Usually programs that modify MBR are viruses - that's why your antivirus reported it.

Re: Hello

Posted: Thu May 02, 2013 12:25 am
by Mario_r4
arrow22 wrote:I've downloaded it from Your website.

Maybe my antivir(avira) is to nervous :-), but he found this vir..
Maybe an error...
It's very strange. I'm use Avira Free two years and using it now. It is not have any false positive for setmbr.exe - I specially downloaded:
http://kolibrios.org/f/releases/kolibri ... _img_ru.7z
http://kolibrios.org/f/releases/kolibri ... _iso_ru.7z
http://kolibrios.org/f/releases/kolibri_0.7.7.0_src.7z
http://kolibrios.org/f/releases/kolibri_0.7.7.0_sdk.7z

Only kpack.exe generated false positive alert. Because it looks like the file compression algorithm used by some viruses.

Maybe your computer have the hidden-resident viruses? Avira is not panaceas.

Re: Hello

Posted: Fri May 03, 2013 9:49 am
by arrow22
It's not a problem.
Must be bug in avira..