EM>  as it should. Someone suggested that even though 
 EM> everything appears normal I should run FDISK /MBR. Since 
 EM> this is an undocumented switch I hestitate to use it. 
 EM> Appreciate any
 PW> I really recommend /not/ doing this. If you're using a boot 
 PW> manager, or extended drive (whatever they're called), 
 PW> performing this operation can mean you
 PW> lose access to the drive!
 PW> I don't have any information on stealthboot.a (can't find 
 PW> it in F-Prot or Dr Solly's), but if you're worried about it 
 PW> still being there, the best thing to do
 PW> is boot from a known clean disk, and use a known clean copy 
 PW> of, say, F-Prot to check the system.
     Try AMSE (boot virus). When AVP first detected the virus it
     referred to it as StealthBoot.a. But I didn't let it cure it
     at that time because of the warning AVP gave me. About an hour
     later (out of desperation) I let AVP cure it and this time it
     called it AMSE.
     Regards
--- Msgedsq 2.2e
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